- May
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A small usability improvement that would make a big difference.
While I'm single stepping a script with BDEBUGGER /K, if I spot a problem I want to stop the script and edit the problematic line right away. However, stopping the script moves the edit window to line 1 away from the line to be edited. It's a big nuisance because then I'm forced to find that line again. I would prefer if stopping the debugger didn't move the line pointer. The line pointer should go back to line 1 only when I start the script again.
(TCC 9.02.147)
While I'm single stepping a script with BDEBUGGER /K, if I spot a problem I want to stop the script and edit the problematic line right away. However, stopping the script moves the edit window to line 1 away from the line to be edited. It's a big nuisance because then I'm forced to find that line again. I would prefer if stopping the debugger didn't move the line pointer. The line pointer should go back to line 1 only when I start the script again.
(TCC 9.02.147)
