you should add single stepping to where if you find a glitch in your project towards the end of it you can start single stepping there without having to start over and single step all the way through the project
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How would you choose where to start the single stepping?
Just save the project before you start - when you need to get back, just reload the project.
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You could just press start single stepping that way if it's along project u didn't have to wait a long time
Last edited by Wildcat2012 (2010-03-30 08:24:00)
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Interesting.. it'd be cool to see a mockup of this.
There's a description of what we think about when designing Scratch here:
http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Suggestions_for_Scratch
And if you make a mockup or Scratch project about this feature, consider submitting it as a project to the Scratch 2.0 gallery:
http://scratch.mit.edu/galleries/view/77820
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Jonathanpb wrote:
How would you choose where to start the single stepping?
Good question.
Maybe one could take a pointy object, like a pin, to make the block where the program should stop (let's call it break point), so when code execution reaches this point, we can step from there.
Or to visually illustrate the break point, we could have the end of the block broken...
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