I noticed that IDE's built-in TCC has _TRANSIENT == 1. I doubt it will bother me but some might be surprised by unexpected results. If it must be so for correct functioning, it should probably be documented.
> I noticed that IDE's built-in TCC has _TRANSIENT == 1.
> Funny that you mentioned that. I have been meaning to suggest (for a
> future version) that it would be convenient to have a combo-box where you
> could enter commands (while not debugging) to be executed by IDE's
> interpreter to, for example, stop a running TIMER or close a file (either
> of which might be left by an aborted debug session).
Timer 1 on: 22:20:56
Timer 1 off: 22:21:08 Elapsed: 0:00:00.00
Timer 1 on: 22:26:35
Timer 1 on: 22:26:44
Timer 1 on: 22:26:47
Timer 1 on: 22:26:48
> Could you allow commands there too?
Not possible. But you can use @EXEC.
Yeah, but it's not perfect (see my other post).
I wouldn't mind that Alt-F11 thing in a combo box (with memory) on the toolbar.
> ---Quote (Originally by vefatica)---
> Yeah, but it's not perfect (see my other post).
>
> I wouldn't mind that Alt-F11 thing in a combo box (with memory) on the
> toolbar.
> ---End Quote---
> Or, as a dialog, the ability to leave it open.
> Hmmm! I evaluated %@EXEC{timer on] and a few seconds later,
> %@EXEC[timer off].
> In the console I saw
>
> Code:
> ---------
> Timer 1 on: 22:20:56
> Timer 1 off: 22:21:08 Elapsed: 0:00:00.00
> ---------
> That looks fishy.
>
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