You use standard JavaScript debugging techniques. You can use the alert
statement to popup variables, you can use the out statement to write to
the console, or you may be able to use one of the JavaScript debuggers
out there, although I haven't tried the latter.
Remember, this isn't about writing complex applications, it's for
writing simple macro scripts.
Joe
Joe,
how do you debug these scripts?
(cross-posted to WDSCi where it's probably more appropriate)
Peter Colpaert
Application Developer, Consumer Luminaires
Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Simon Coulter wrote:
What PDM needs is built-in scripting. Rexx would be a good choice.
Fat chance!
And what Eclipse (RDi) has that PDM does not is exactly that - all kinds
of built-in scripting. Currently most of it is a little rough around
the edges, but it's very interesting. I've been playing with something
called Eclipse Monkey that allows you to write RPG editor scripts using
JavaScript.
The article just came out today: http://tinyurl.com/ysytuu
*
Joe
