Is there a reason for the debug mode vs the regular set up mode ? Can you use either one ?
BWS Debug Mode Vs Set Up Mode
Started by majikwheel, Jun 02 2015 03:21 PM
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dabus
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Posted 03 June 2015 - 12:00 PM
Debug Mode is for *drumroll* ... debugging. 
Debugging the BWS itself it is - not the result or install. I wrote that since the BWS sometimes crashed and I'd have to ask to replace code or write it myself to find out which variables had which value and so on.
So that mode creates a modified script that writes the current executed line into a file. Another small script runs and looks for a crash of the main-script. If it recognizes a crash, then it will edit the main script to write those needed variables into a file that gets displayed on the second crash.
The regular one just runs the script.
So you could run either one, it should not affect the result of the install at all.
Debugging the BWS itself it is - not the result or install. I wrote that since the BWS sometimes crashed and I'd have to ask to replace code or write it myself to find out which variables had which value and so on.
So that mode creates a modified script that writes the current executed line into a file. Another small script runs and looks for a crash of the main-script. If it recognizes a crash, then it will edit the main script to write those needed variables into a file that gets displayed on the second crash.
The regular one just runs the script.
So you could run either one, it should not affect the result of the install at all.
THINK! - It's not illegal.
