Hello there
I feel that the debug does not work when the application is exported.
it is possible to activate the debug?
Thanks for your help.
Export & Debug
Export & Debug
➽ Windows 11 - JDK 1.8 - SB 2.40 - Android 13
➽ http://falsam.com
Sorry for my poor english
Re: Export & Debug
Usually following how languages/compilers/IDE's traditionally work an "export" (or "release compile" etc.) means you somehow prepare your application for shipping.
Part of preparing for shipping includes removing debug information.
The idea behind "debug" is to provide you, the programmer, with a view into internals of your program that should never be visible to any real user out in the open, while you're debugging. (Example: "auth() password is now = '12345'")
This basically means you should not treat the debug-window as a usual part of the application. If your program needs a window that lists lines of text similarly as the debug-window does during a debug-session in you browser you can (and should) construct such a window with available SB-commands.
Part of preparing for shipping includes removing debug information.
The idea behind "debug" is to provide you, the programmer, with a view into internals of your program that should never be visible to any real user out in the open, while you're debugging. (Example: "auth() password is now = '12345'")
This basically means you should not treat the debug-window as a usual part of the application. If your program needs a window that lists lines of text similarly as the debug-window does during a debug-session in you browser you can (and should) construct such a window with available SB-commands.