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    Debug bug ?

    try this make a new GUI from the template, save it then go into the debugger and set a break point in the button callback procedure and you should see an error message saying

    [code=ini]Error code 4
    Equals Sign Expected

    line 35

    CASE %WM_COMMAND[/code]

    It also seems to open the debug window with random settings.

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    Re: Debug bug ?

    I can confirm this behaviour.
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    Re: Debug bug ?

    I don't even wanna mention it, but during my development with astroCrusher, it crashed with too.

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    Re: Debug bug ?



    Debugging UI application is quite complex due to the many messages are fired to the callback functions even if debugger is in "waiting for user input" mode.

    In any case it dosn't have to generate errors. I will check asap.

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