Example: Debug Print - Function

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Here is a function that will help you use the Debugger more quicky. If you need the Debugger to print out differently then experiment with changing what's inside the function:

function fDebug(argstring)
	Debug.ShowWindow(true)
		Debug.Print(argstring.."\r\n")
end

-- Here are a couple how-to examples
fDebug("Hey!")
fDebug("What's up?")

ps. Several of us developers also use the Dialog.Messag() action when we need to output a small amount of "debugging" data.