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Like the title says.
click on the left menu on the instance you want to the know the variable and than it opens up something like a file menu, there you choose (0) or if you have more instances there are more numbers. After clicking there you can find the variable on the right side
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i want to know local variable(a smaller version of global variable),not instance variable
In the debugger menu, click on an object on your left side in the inspector, then on your right it should show all details of the given object.
StormHo AFAIK you can't see local variables in the debugger. You'll need to print them to a text object or Chrome console, etc.
Your right there, I mistaken the local variable for instance variable -,-
I generally use my locals on the objects.
> StormHo AFAIK you can't see local variables in the debugger. You'll need to print them to a text object or Chrome console, etc. > Your right there, I mistaken the local variable for instance variable -,- I generally use my locals on the objects.
> StormHo AFAIK you can't see local variables in the debugger. You'll need to print them to a text object or Chrome console, etc.
>
Easy mistake to make
In several of my creations I used global objects with various instance variables for global values
The thought behind it was to protect the variable content at run time.
Alright,thx for the information
Just wanted to correct myself, in that 'static' local variables are indeed visible in the debugger, under System.
I see, will try that later