Debugging windows opened as local variables
One way to open a window is by declaring a local variable
of type window and opening it through a string. For example:
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window mywin<br>string named_window<br>named_window = sle_1.Text<br>Open(mywin, named_window) |
The problem
Normally, you cannot debug windows opened this way after the
script ends because the local variable (mywin in
the preceding script) goes out of scope when the script ends.
The solution
If you want to debug windows opened this way, you can declare
a global variable of type window and assign it the local variable.
If, for example, GlobalWindow is a global window
of type window, you could add the following line to the end of the
preceding script:
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GlobalWindow = mywin |
You can look at and modify the opened window through the global
variable. When you have finished debugging the window, you can remove
the global variable and the statement assigning the local to the
global.