adrian213131321
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I'm not sure if either of these things have work arounds, but these are two things I've always found inconvenient about the debugger:
1) After reaching an error, the IDE highlights the line of code where the error occurred within the debugger, which is very inconvenient because now I have to go look for that line of code in the code itself, since I can't modify the code in the debugger directly. The way I get around this is that I do a global search for the line where the error occurred, and if that line is too generic, I actually have to search through my objects and code to find the line manually. It would be really nice if I could just modify the code directly in the debugger, or at least have a button or something to allow me to jump to this line in the code so I can modify it there. Is there any way around this that I'm missing?
2) Sometimes, when I modify my code while debugging, there is this message that pops up like "The source code in [file name] has been modified and cannot be debugged". This message is never useful and is very annoying because it always pops up as you're typing in a quick fix to a small error, and then it stops you and you have to move your mouse to press "ok", and then click back where you wanted to type. Is there any way to disable this message from ever coming up at all?
If neither of these are currently possible, I guess this is feedback on the IDE, as I believe these would greatly improve my workflow.
1) After reaching an error, the IDE highlights the line of code where the error occurred within the debugger, which is very inconvenient because now I have to go look for that line of code in the code itself, since I can't modify the code in the debugger directly. The way I get around this is that I do a global search for the line where the error occurred, and if that line is too generic, I actually have to search through my objects and code to find the line manually. It would be really nice if I could just modify the code directly in the debugger, or at least have a button or something to allow me to jump to this line in the code so I can modify it there. Is there any way around this that I'm missing?
2) Sometimes, when I modify my code while debugging, there is this message that pops up like "The source code in [file name] has been modified and cannot be debugged". This message is never useful and is very annoying because it always pops up as you're typing in a quick fix to a small error, and then it stops you and you have to move your mouse to press "ok", and then click back where you wanted to type. Is there any way to disable this message from ever coming up at all?
If neither of these are currently possible, I guess this is feedback on the IDE, as I believe these would greatly improve my workflow.