Hi, all! When trying to debug LCL DebugLn is rather useful. AFAIU, decision about logging is carried out on initialization of LCLProc unit. Debugging ordinary progs is quite comfortable :).
Wince progs is the other story. As we don't have console on Wince (I mean standart M$-made console), I cannot turn on and off debugging on fly (as command-line args). Now I must path LCLProc unit to unconditionally enable logging. So I have a proposition: As we have debugging code included whether debugging turned off or on, maybe we can add one argument to InitializeDebugOutput and move it into interface section? For example: ... procedure InitializeDebugOutput(const FileName:string=''); ... Now I'll be able to call it directly from lpr unit before any other statements or even make a unit with initialization calling it and insert it before any other unit use (like Memchk in Delphi). How do you think? -- Best regards, Denis Golovan aka MageSlayer _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
