WinStudio
The contents of this dialog box are slightly different for modal vs. modeless editing. (Use the Modeless Dialog check box in the Settings dialog to determine this.)
| Script Type | Displays the type of script, for example, form script or global script. |
| Script Name | Displays the name of the script being edited. |
| Modified Status | Indicates whether the script has been modified since the most recent compile. |
| Compile Status | Indicates whether the script has been compiled after the most recent modification. |
| Compile for Debug | (Modeless) When this option is selected, the current script
is immediately compiled in a separate Debug App domain. You
can then switch back to Visual Studio, set any desired break
points and attach WinStudio. To stop debugging, make additional
code changes, and debug again, just stop the Visual Studio
debugger, make the changes, save the changes in Visual Studio,
and reattach to WinStudio. The changed script is automatically
recompiled in the Debug App domain when you save the file.
(Modal) Select the check box to enable the Debug button. NOTE: If you are using Visual Studio Express edition, this option is not available, because Visual Studio Express does not allow you to attach to an external application for debugging. |