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Prince Pwn

Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:21 am


tracing without break

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Is there a way somehow to make it so you don't have to put break in your code and run it in order to trace your programs at a slower speed? I looked in the Turing Preferences and found nothing. Turing V4.1


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TokenHerbz

Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:27 am



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Input.Pause



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Cervantes

Mon Dec 11, 2006 1:00 am



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TokenHerbz, he's talking about using the actual debugging tools.

Go to Run -> Show Debugger Menu. I'm sure you've got that much. Then go to  Debugger -> Show Debugger Controls. Then you should see a new toolbar and it should contain a slider that controls execution speed. Simply slide that towards the slow execution side.


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Clayton

Mon Dec 11, 2006 9:09 am



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Just remember, anytime you are trying to get mouse or keyboard input, for some reason, Turing fails to recognize it in the run window, instead, it just goes to your code.

Eg. If you required a 'y/n' input, whichever letter you press, you will get that letter in your code wherever your cursor was (at least I do, Turing 4.0.5) :?


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Prince Pwn

Mon Dec 11, 2006 7:39 pm



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Ok I went to "File -> Preferences -> Editor Window" and checked the "Always show 'Debugger' Menu" box. Now there was a new menu item called debugger which is always there, but I still have to go to "Debugger" then "Show Debugger Controls" whenever I launch Turing in order to see the debugger controls. Is there a way I can "Show Debugger Controls When Turing Is Launched"? Thanks for the help on getting that Debugger menu item.