how to debug in inno setup and view variables

[simm...@gmail.com]

I got an error in my script "16:315". 

1. Where can I find this line?

2. How to debug in inno setup and view variables ?

Thanks

[Gavin Lambert]

The number is some kind of reference to the internal bytecode. It is
completely useless.


You can set breakpoints on any line using the standard Inno editor.
When stopped at a breakpoint you can hover over most variables to see
their values, as you'd expect.

Adding Log() lines can also be helpful, as these are printed in the
output window as it runs.

[bste...@iname.com]

On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 4:43:23 PM UTC-6 simm...@gmail.com wrote:

How to debug in inno setup and view variables ?

Interestingly, the IS documentation doesn't talk about how to use the PascalScript debugger. It's pretty easy to use:

* Run -> Toggle Breakpoint (F5) toggles a breakpoint (i.e., execution pauses on this line of code)

* Run -> Step Into (F7) steps to the next line of code; if a function, the cursor will jump inside the function

* Run -> Step Over (F8) steps to the next line of code without stepping inside functions

* Run -> Target Setup (Ctrl+Q) lets you debug the code that runs when you install

* Run -> Target Uninstall (Ctrl+Q) lets you debug the code that runs when you uninstall

As noted previously, float/hover the mouse over a variable to see its current value.

HTH

Bill

[simm...@gmail.com]

Thank you

[simm...@gmail.com]

Thank you