gabriels
2016-08-03 19:43:37
It seems obvious, but I somehow never thought to do this:
When using the Log Window to debug MT code, I always left "Incoming", "Rules", and "Outgoing" checked. Because of that, I'd spend quite a bit of time scanning the Log Window for places where an output might not be what I expected, or where a rule might set a variable incorrectly.
I just belatedly figured out that, if I leave only "Outgoing" checked,or in other cases, only "Rules", I can much more easily pinpoint problem areas. Once they're located, I can check "Incoming" and "Rules" to get a more complete picture of my code.
But then, most of you are probably saying "Duh" to yourselves
Gabriel
When using the Log Window to debug MT code, I always left "Incoming", "Rules", and "Outgoing" checked. Because of that, I'd spend quite a bit of time scanning the Log Window for places where an output might not be what I expected, or where a rule might set a variable incorrectly.
I just belatedly figured out that, if I leave only "Outgoing" checked,or in other cases, only "Rules", I can much more easily pinpoint problem areas. Once they're located, I can check "Incoming" and "Rules" to get a more complete picture of my code.
But then, most of you are probably saying "Duh" to yourselves
Gabriel