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Am 29.04.2018 um 03:18 schrieb Sven Littkowski:
> Same here - a debugger is really needed A LOT, that's how I feel. After
> all, POV-Ray's language is to the widest part a programming language
> (and yes, I LOVE that language!).
>
> Line-By-Line
> Up-To-LineNumber
While I concede it's not as luxurious, we already have tools that can
provide you with that information:
#debug "I'm here!\n"
and
#error "Reached that line.\n"
You can even get the same information a call stack could give you:
#debug "Entering macro FOOBAR\n"
...
#debug "Leaving macro FOOBAR\n"
The /true/ benefit of IDEs is that they allow you to interactively
inspect (and often even modify) the current state of variables. Which
requires an interface to access that information at run-time. Which
requires programming effort. Which requires manpower. Of which
unfortunately we don't have as much as we'd like.
Rest assured however that your suggestion has been noted.
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