search a kind of single-step-modus

[truecolor]

Hello,

I´m new here and a AutiIt-newbie ... but very inspired.

(to begin with a sorry ´cause my following germish)

I wrote my first script with a lot of mouse- and sleep-commands

e.g.

MouseClick("left", 35, 35, 1)

Sleep(1000)

MouseClick("left", 39, 307, 1)

MouseClick("left", 215, 115, 1)

and so on.

The combination of coordinates and sleep-times didn´t harmonize in that script. So I had to watch, how my first script-run uninterruptedly damaged one by one of my opened word-documents (damn).

It is possible to run the script as a single-step-mode, so that (with minimized damage) I can find the bad code in a long list of commands?

Best regards ... tc

Edited May 24, 2011 by truecolor

[wakillon]

You can use Opt ( "TrayIconDebug", 1 )

[truecolor]

You can use Opt ( "TrayIconDebug", 1 )

Thanks, but I need a way to stop/pause the script-run before the next instruction begins.

btw. i can´t find the the "tray icon tip"

[kaotkbliss]

A simple way could be using MsgBox between each step. Not only will it pause the script until you click "Ok" but you can have it display valuable information (such as the current value of a variable)

[AdmiralAlkex]

Graphical AutoIt Debugger

Features:

Single step debug through your script and #include files.

And no, don't ask me for help with it. It never worked for me.