bdebugger: why it doesnt go inside the "if" statement ?

[AlexDeLara]

Example:
set abc=123 <- Line highlight is here
if %DEBUG% equ 1 (
set LOG=c:\temp\programTest_DEBUG.log
call :mySub1
call :mySub2
) <-- jumps here next time I press F11 or F10 and stays

So, instead of going one by one, it wants to execute everything inside the if () however, I want the cursor to go inside so I can follow everything that is happening . What's up ? (or what's not up ? )

 

[thedave]

I don't know why, but it's been this way forever (give or take), switch to IFF instead and you'll be back to debugging.

 

[rconn]

WAD - an IF statement is always evaluated by the parser as a single line, regardless of how you format it in your batch file.

If you want to step through each statement, use IFF.

 

[AlexDeLara]

Ok, I had a feeling that the it was being evaluated as a single line statement would be answer . Thank you.