Programming Guide - Actian

How Debugging an Application WorksAdd a Speedkey Name to Tooltip TextYou can add a function key assignment to tooltip text.To add the name of the speedkey to tooltip text:Click Debug, Customize, Toolbar, Display speedkey name in tooltip.Edit a ScriptWhen a processed script is displayed in the Debugger window, you can invokethe Script Editor to edit the main script or any included script or field script.To edit a script1. Place the cursor on the line you want to edit in the Debugger window.2. Click Edit, Edit Script at Line.The Script Editor displays the script that contains the line you selected. Ifthe line with the cursor is in an included script or a field script, that scriptis the one to be edited.Note: If you are already editing the script elsewhere in the OpenROADDebugger or in the application development environment, you cannot edit itfrom the Debugger window.When you make changes in a script associated with an open frame, theDebugger window changes its display to reflect changes in the script. At thispoint, although you see the changed script in the Debugger window, theapplication is still executing the old script. If the application stops on a breakcondition, the icons in the Debugger window may no longer point to the correctline because the icons are referencing line numbers in the old script.Your changes to the script are not visible to the application until you close allinstances of the frame and then reopen at least one instance of the frame.When you reopen the frame, OpenROAD automatically recompiles the script,making the changes available to the application.Note: When you recompile, you must reset source breakpoints to ensure thatthey reference the correct line of the script.Debugging Your Application 481