Re: Re: Using debugger in Mathematica 6 ?
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- Subject: [mg80469] Re: [mg80330] Re: Using debugger in Mathematica 6 ?
- From: Chris Hill <chill at wolfram.com>
- Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2007 01:06:31 -0400 (EDT)
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At 04:27 AM 8/18/2007, Alex wrote: > > Is it possible that > > you enabled the debugger after evaluating your code? > >Yes, that was the problem! >Now I can step through the code. But I have one more stupid question. >How can I see the value of the variables while stepping through the >code ?? >That is of course essential, but I can't seem to figure it out :-( > >Many thanx, > > Alex Here are a few ways to inspect values: - For symbols that are in scoping constructs such as a Module, you can see the values by opening the "Local Variables" groups in the Stack window (click on the symbol to the left of "Local Variables" to show a list of variables and values - While the debugger is stopped at a breakpoint you are free to perform evaluations to inspect global variables (you can also modify the values, do computations, etc). I usually open a scratch notebook for this purpose. - You can evaluate Dynamic[var] in a scratch notebook to monitor the value of a particular global variable. The output will be updated as you step through your code. Chris Hill Wolfram Research
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- Using debugger in Mathematica 6 ?
- From: Alex <axel.kowald@rub.de>
- Using debugger in Mathematica 6 ?