Hi! I'm back on track and the first thing I want to share after my vacation is a rather undocumented X++ statement: BREAKPOINT
In any X++ line, you can write BREAKPOINT; which will trigger a breakpoint on this line and open the debugger. With that, you could circumvent the fact that Axapta does not know conditional breakpoints and you could write a line like that:
if (i>10)
BREAKPOINT;
I have been using this statement for years, it has been working since Axapta 1.5 (the first version I had).
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I prefer to use something like
if (i==3)
curUserID();
(condition with no-side-effect statement)
and set a breakpoint to the statement.
Because it gives an ability to remove breakpoint and it is important in desplay methods.
there is a special command:
debug::assert(boolean);
this is a conditional breakpoint !
CSD
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