Quick Trace

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Using Quick Trace is a great way to quickly add a trace statement to your code. You can either trace a selection of code (by highlighting it) or an object member by placing your cursor over it.
Using Quick Trace is a great way to quickly add a trace statement to your code. You can either trace a selection of code (by highlighting it) or an object member by placing your cursor over it.
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Latest revision as of 14:57, 8 July 2011

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Using Quick Trace is a great way to quickly add a trace statement to your code. You can either trace a selection of code (by highlighting it) or an object member by placing your cursor over it.

Video

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Customizing Quick Trace

Like all templates with FDT, you can edit the Quick Trace and add environment variables such as file names and enclosing class names.

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