Is there any other documentation out there in addition to what comes
with version 6.1.1 of the IDE? Some methods don't seem to be well
documented, if at all. I was interested in using the .debug method,
but can't find any specifics on it - or is there another was to
monitor propertied during program execution?

thanks

-Ray
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design.wonk wrote:
> Is there any other documentation out there in addition to what comes
> with version 6.1.1 of the IDE? Some methods don't seem to be well
> documented, if at all. I was interested in using the .debug method,
> but can't find any specifics on it - or is there another was to
> monitor propertied during program execution?
>
> thanks
>
> -Ray
>
Ray

Check out the 'Object Watcher' tool which is is in the files section of
this group. It uses the .debug method to dynamically display objects,
object properties and normal variables.

Essentially the .debug method with the statement ObjectName.debug will
transmit the string "" out on the USART of the Oopic.
The nice thing is, you don't have to use a serial object to do this as
it sends it directly to the hardware.

Ian

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--- In o...@yahoogroups.com, Ian Drennan wrote:
>
> design.wonk wrote:
> > Is there any other documentation out there in addition to what comes
> > with version 6.1.1 of the IDE? Some methods don't seem to be well
> > documented, if at all. I was interested in using the .debug method,
> > but can't find any specifics on it - or is there another was to
> > monitor propertied during program execution?
> >
> > thanks
> >
> > -Ray
> >
> >
> >
> Ray
>
> Check out the 'Object Watcher' tool which is is in the files section of
> this group. It uses the .debug method to dynamically display objects,
> object properties and normal variables.
>
> Essentially the .debug method with the statement ObjectName.debug will
> transmit the string "" out on the USART of the
Oopic.
> The nice thing is, you don't have to use a serial object to do this as
> it sends it directly to the hardware.
>
> Ian
>
Ian,

I was having trouble with Object Watcher - I apparently sent you a
blank email about it (hopefully not truly reflective of my programming
skills). Anyway, OW just says connecting, but never connects to my
ooPIC-R. I wasn't sure if it worked with version 6.1.1 of the IDE.

thanks

-Ray

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