Product, version and build: 5.2.119
32 or 64 bit version of product: 64 bit
Operating system: Windows 10
32 or 64 bit OS: 64
PowerShell Version: 5
I was wondering whether PowershellStudio has a panel to show debug information on say a variable. I know that I can break into the debug console from a breakpoint but I thought that I could see a gui panel that breaks the various variables down.
Thanks.
GUI panel for debugging
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Re: GUI panel for debugging
Here are three easy ways you can view the value of variables during debugging:
1) Add the variables you wish to track to the Watch Panel by right clicking on the variable and selecting Add To Watch and then you can observe the values that way.
2) While you're at a breakpoint, if you mouse over a variable it displays the contents of that variable in red.
3) After debugging, you can mouse over a variable and it will display the last known contents of that variable.
1) Add the variables you wish to track to the Watch Panel by right clicking on the variable and selecting Add To Watch and then you can observe the values that way.
2) While you're at a breakpoint, if you mouse over a variable it displays the contents of that variable in red.
3) After debugging, you can mouse over a variable and it will display the last known contents of that variable.
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DevinL
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.