You can already evaluate things in the console window.
Modifying things is theorically possible, but I must find a
good interface in the debugger to do it.
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However, it doesn't appear that you can evaluated expressions when paused.
VB lets you execute code in the debugger (like a FOR loop) but you need to use colons to separate the statements (for i=1 to 10: print i: next i). This comes in handy as well. Python shells allow this as well but in a different manner. To be able to change control properties (say, Timer1.Delay=1500) in the console window would aid debugging greatly.
Thanks for your follow-up BTW.
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You can already evaluate things in the console window.
Modifying things is theorically possible, but I must find a
good interface in the debugger to do it.
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However, it doesn't appear that you can evaluated expressions when paused.
VB lets you execute code in the debugger (like a FOR loop) but you need to use colons to separate the statements (for i=1 to 10: print i: next i). This comes in handy as well. Python shells allow this as well but in a different manner. To be able to change control properties (say, Timer1.Delay=1500) in the console window would aid debugging greatly.
Thanks for your follow-up BTW.