Since it's only used for debugging (or, at least for info to current UE user), I'd like to see a scriptable shortcut to UltraEdit.outputWindow.write.
And since it's a shortcut and meant for programmers, I propose this: ? (Yes, I'm a VBer)
In your code you just write:
? "this is the value of x now:" + x;
And, if the Output Window were used as an Immediate Window in the future it would still work and save space.
ALSO, why not, again since it's for debugging, make the syntax match the sprintf() function
? "this is our co-ordinates [%d,%d] and the next ones [%d,%d]\n", x,y,x2,y2;
ALSO, make sprintf part of the language. or, adopt String.Format() from .Net for the above, too (but that's not Javascript)
And since it's a shortcut and meant for programmers, I propose this: ? (Yes, I'm a VBer)
In your code you just write:
? "this is the value of x now:" + x;
And, if the Output Window were used as an Immediate Window in the future it would still work and save space.
ALSO, why not, again since it's for debugging, make the syntax match the sprintf() function
? "this is our co-ordinates [%d,%d] and the next ones [%d,%d]\n", x,y,x2,y2;
ALSO, make sprintf part of the language. or, adopt String.Format() from .Net for the above, too (but that's not Javascript)