debugging

Why does Logger.log statements not show up in Logs?

我是研究僧i 提交于 2020-12-15 19:31:11
问题 I've just transitioned to V8 of google apps script. I'm updating my previous scripts. all of my Logger.log("Hello World"); statements behave differently. Previously i could hit ctrl+enter which would bring up the "Logs" screen. Currently those logger statements don't show up there and I get a message that "No Functions have been run in this editor session". I am able to open the executions screen and find the Logger statements there. The problem with that few is it only time stamps to the

Why does Logger.log statements not show up in Logs?

邮差的信 提交于 2020-12-15 19:30:57
问题 I've just transitioned to V8 of google apps script. I'm updating my previous scripts. all of my Logger.log("Hello World"); statements behave differently. Previously i could hit ctrl+enter which would bring up the "Logs" screen. Currently those logger statements don't show up there and I get a message that "No Functions have been run in this editor session". I am able to open the executions screen and find the Logger statements there. The problem with that few is it only time stamps to the

Can I debug a dependent assembly from a powershell module

こ雲淡風輕ζ 提交于 2020-12-13 07:19:57
问题 I have a project it has two (or more) projects. For example: Shared.Standard Utility.PoSH The second is a PowerShell binary module that depends on the Shared.Standard class library/project/assembly. Can I debug the Shared.Standard library while I execute commands from the compiled module in a PowerShell session? I'm particularly curious about required config in vscode. 来源: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59445038/can-i-debug-a-dependent-assembly-from-a-powershell-module

Can I debug a dependent assembly from a powershell module

倖福魔咒の 提交于 2020-12-13 07:19:47
问题 I have a project it has two (or more) projects. For example: Shared.Standard Utility.PoSH The second is a PowerShell binary module that depends on the Shared.Standard class library/project/assembly. Can I debug the Shared.Standard library while I execute commands from the compiled module in a PowerShell session? I'm particularly curious about required config in vscode. 来源: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59445038/can-i-debug-a-dependent-assembly-from-a-powershell-module

Visual Studio 2017, C++, pointing a wrong line while stepping through the code

大憨熊 提交于 2020-12-08 06:48:42
问题 In some of the files, debugger is pointing at the wrong line, while stepping through the code. To be precise, it is off by exectly one line (always) What I have already tried: 1) normlized line-endings in all of the files 2) wiped out all of the PDB files 3) wiped out the entire debug folder 4) rebuilt the entire project 5)ensured that optimisation for the entire solution and projects within it it is turned-off (/Od switch enabled) 6)ensured that libraries (*.LIB) to which source code I have

Visual Studio 2017, C++, pointing a wrong line while stepping through the code

扶醉桌前 提交于 2020-12-08 06:47:11
问题 In some of the files, debugger is pointing at the wrong line, while stepping through the code. To be precise, it is off by exectly one line (always) What I have already tried: 1) normlized line-endings in all of the files 2) wiped out all of the PDB files 3) wiped out the entire debug folder 4) rebuilt the entire project 5)ensured that optimisation for the entire solution and projects within it it is turned-off (/Od switch enabled) 6)ensured that libraries (*.LIB) to which source code I have

“if debug” in JavaScript?

巧了我就是萌 提交于 2020-12-08 05:29:11
问题 Is there anything in JavaScript or Visual Studio to detect if the code is used in debug-mode? Something like "#if DEBUG" in C#, but for JavaScript? 回答1: No. #if / #endif are preprocessor directives in C# (and other languages) that tells the compiler to conditionally include/exclude a section of code when compiling. JavaScript is a script language that is not precompiled, and therefore it would not make much sense to have preprocessor directives like these. 回答2: A bit late, but I needed the

“if debug” in JavaScript?

风格不统一 提交于 2020-12-08 05:29:07
问题 Is there anything in JavaScript or Visual Studio to detect if the code is used in debug-mode? Something like "#if DEBUG" in C#, but for JavaScript? 回答1: No. #if / #endif are preprocessor directives in C# (and other languages) that tells the compiler to conditionally include/exclude a section of code when compiling. JavaScript is a script language that is not precompiled, and therefore it would not make much sense to have preprocessor directives like these. 回答2: A bit late, but I needed the

Kotlin, Android, how to debug coroutines correctly?

老子叫甜甜 提交于 2020-12-05 03:53:59
问题 I trying to debug my coroutines, and breakpoints placed into suspend function does't work. Pls help me to understand why. Working with Android Studio. Ok, i launch a coroutine from viewModelScope: viewModelScope.launch(IO) { when(val result = interactor.getAllWords()){...} } In getAllWords() i wrote: override suspend fun getAllWords(): WordResult { val words = mutableListOf<Word>() when (val wordsResult = getAllWordsWithoutFiltersApplying()) {} ... return getWordsWithSelectedPattern() I have

Kotlin, Android, how to debug coroutines correctly?

◇◆丶佛笑我妖孽 提交于 2020-12-05 03:47:42
问题 I trying to debug my coroutines, and breakpoints placed into suspend function does't work. Pls help me to understand why. Working with Android Studio. Ok, i launch a coroutine from viewModelScope: viewModelScope.launch(IO) { when(val result = interactor.getAllWords()){...} } In getAllWords() i wrote: override suspend fun getAllWords(): WordResult { val words = mutableListOf<Word>() when (val wordsResult = getAllWordsWithoutFiltersApplying()) {} ... return getWordsWithSelectedPattern() I have