I have added actions in "Installation Screens" to install. In a "Run Script" if some condition fails i want to jump to some other screen . I tried using :
context.gotoScreen(context.getScreenById("ID"));
but this doesnt happen immediately (as given in documentation) .It first executes all the remaining actions and then goes to the mentioned screen. But i want it not to execute the following actions and immediately go to the mentioned screen. How can i do that?
Thanks in advance.
Select all actions below the screen and choose "Create group from selection" from the context menu.
Then select the action group that was just created and select the "On error break group" property.
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If I change the code the color will disappear, I do not know how does this happen.and when do we will use this features.
It looks like you accidentally pressed the Coverage button instead of the Run or Debug button next to it.
To remove the red background color do the following: in the Coverage view click the Remove Active Session or Remove All Sessions button.
For information on what this Coverage does and what it is used for, see the EclEmma web site.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps.
Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it. Click on "Open".
Open the "Coverage" view.
There are "X" and "XX" signs at upper right side.
Click on one of them as per your requirement to remove the coverage session.
Refer the screenshot for more details.
If I change the code the color will disappear, I do not know how does this happen.and when do we will use this features.
It looks like you accidentally pressed the Coverage button instead of the Run or Debug button next to it.
To remove the red background color do the following: in the Coverage view click the Remove Active Session or Remove All Sessions button.
For information on what this Coverage does and what it is used for, see the EclEmma web site.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps.
Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it. Click on "Open".
Open the "Coverage" view.
There are "X" and "XX" signs at upper right side.
Click on one of them as per your requirement to remove the coverage session.
Refer the screenshot for more details.
If I change the code the color will disappear, I do not know how does this happen.and when do we will use this features.
It looks like you accidentally pressed the Coverage button instead of the Run or Debug button next to it.
To remove the red background color do the following: in the Coverage view click the Remove Active Session or Remove All Sessions button.
For information on what this Coverage does and what it is used for, see the EclEmma web site.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps.
Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it. Click on "Open".
Open the "Coverage" view.
There are "X" and "XX" signs at upper right side.
Click on one of them as per your requirement to remove the coverage session.
Refer the screenshot for more details.
The button is shown in the debug view toolbar only (simple left-to-right arrow), not in the main toolbar. The action is mentioned in Debugger auto reload documentioan but there is no documentation about it in either Eclipse or PyDev documentation. Also, it is always disabled when code editor is in-focus.
I was actually looking for the Run To Line action which has no button in the PyDev debug view but I found that the shortcut (ctrl-R) works despite that the button is hidden.
It should be enabled in the debug view.
The Set Next Statement will set the next line to execute. It must be inside the same context (i.e.: same method and if inside a try..except it has to be inside that same try clause -- this is a Python limitation).
So, if you want in a debug session and you're in the middle of a function, you can just use the set next statement to be a different place, such as the start of your function.
There is perhaps a little more information on the pydev code mailing list:
We propose to add a new debugging feature in PyDev i.e. 'Set Next
Statement' wherein we will prevent the 'Set Next' target to be within
a 'For' or 'While' loop.
I'm using TFLog in my iPhone app, but where on https://testflightapp.com can I view the output?
I just found this out by trial and error and a lot of clicking about on the TestFlight site. It's so well buried that I assumed there was no way to view the output yet on their site!
Click on Builds and then select the build of your app that you're interested in
Click on Sessions in the left-hand sidebar
Click the sessions from the user you're interested in
Click the "i" information graphic on the right-hand side for the individual session you're interested in
Click the Events drop-down on the right of the window that appears and select Log
The TFLog output is displayed. Note that it's mixed in with any Checkpoints that have been passed within that session