The Debug Window is a buitin handy resource to tap into while
still enabling the end user to interact with your main APP
here's a couple of code chuncks to customise the debug window
some global funcs:
some example calls:Code:function SetDebugHwnd(wndTitleIn,SetwndTitle) --to set or change the Title of the builtin 'debug window' and get and return its Window Handle for future use local tHwnds = Window.EnumerateTitles(false); for hWnd, wtitle in tHwnds do if (String.CompareNoCase(wtitle, wndTitleIn) == 0) then if (String.ToNumber(DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder.."\\user32.dll", "GetParent", hWnd, 1, 1)) == Application.GetWndHandle()) then Window.SetText(hWnd, SetwndTitle); return hWnd; --set title and return the debug handle end end end end function IsDebugActive(nHwnd) --to discover if the debug window is the current active window if (String.ToNumber(DLL.CallFunction(_SystemFolder.."\\User32.dll", "GetActiveWindow", "", 1, 1)) == nHwnd) then return true; end return false; end
Code:nDBHwnd = SetDebugHwnd("Debug","- Information -"); -- a global varCode:if (not IsDebugActive(nDBHwnd)) then --do something here endCode:if IsDebugActive(nDBHwnd) then --do something here end
have a play and modify to suitCode:Window.SetSize(nDBHwnd, 500, 350); --get or set the text you wish to display in the debug window local sText = "Display this string in the debug window"; --local sText = TextFile.ReadToString("FullpathandFilename"); Debug.Clear(); Debug.Print(sText); Debug.ShowWindow(true);
I've also put in a request to control the 'right click' functionality here:
http://www.indigorose.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20954

