kmcintyre Veteran   Posts: 132 Joined: 9/12/2007 Location: Valley Center, CA  User Profile | I wanted to verify the code on several other charts. With all the DebugMsg statements, it takes a long time to process each chart. So I commented out all the DebugMsg statements... But I am still getting messages logged to the Debug pane of the IDE. Great! So I stare at the source code for quite a while. (I am legally blind so it takes a long time and I don't trust my eyes.) I still don't see anything wrong. Well, I thought, I'll search for DebugMsg and verify they are all commented out. What!?! An IDE with no Search function? Figures... So I open the indDebug.txt in Notepad and search for DebugMsg. Yes, they are all commented out. But the funny thing is, the messages in the Debug pane are not from any version of the code I have recently worked on. Yes, I recognize the messages from a much earlier iteration. Great! So I am attaching the code (again) and a png showing some of the code and Debug log. Mostly just to document that I am not making this stuff up. Afaik,. there is no code in the current source file that would generate any of the Debug log messages. Don't tell me. It is not a bug, it is a feature Feeling all warm and fuzzy about OL - fur sure. So what file to I need to delete to make sure I am executing the code I just compiled? Does this happen often? Can I ever really trust the Debug log or the plot() on the screen?  Attached file : indDeug.txt (1KB - 455 downloads) Attached file : OL buf 6.png (97KB - 440 downloads) |
