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How can close the JSL debugger window with JSL?

lwx228

How to automatically close the jsl debugger window with JSL after debugging the script?

Thanks!

Accepted answers

txnelson

I am not sure what you are trying to do here, but with a slight modification to your code, and using simpler formulas, the code worked fine.

I specified 3 values for Form1

:a1+:k36

:a1

:k36

I populated row one's values for columns a1 and k36 with the values

5 and 33

and ran this code

names default to here(1);
d0=data table("thed0");
dt=data table("thedt");

For( r = 1, r <= N Row( d0 ), r++,
	aaa = d0[r, "form1"];
	Eval( Parse( "Column(dt,\!"test\!")<<Formula(" || aaa || ")" ) );
	dt << run formulas;
	show(dt:test[1]);
);

and got the results in the log of:

dt:test[1] = 38;
dt:test[1] = 5;
dt:test[1] = 33

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txnelson

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lwx228

Thank Jim!

I want to use JSL to automatically exit the debug window.

Mark_Bailey

I do not think that is possible. Your script runs in JMP. If it launches the Debugger, then that instance of JMP is suspended and another instance of JMP starts with the Debugger. The original script is suspended. The copy of the script running in the Debugger cannot refer to the original instance of JMP.

The Debugger is intended to be used as an interactive tool.

Craige_Hales

The copy of JMP running the debugger is controlling the JSL script running in the original copy of JMP. The running script has limited ways to communicate with the debugger, which is a separate process on the computer.

If you really need the ability, make a feature request. It would be similar to the debugbreak() function that allows the running script to tell the already-running debugger to "break".

lwx228

Thanks Experts!

For( r = 1, r <= N Row( d0 ), r++,
	aaa = d0[r, "form1"];
	Current Data Table( dt );
	Eval( Parse( "Column(\!"test\!")<<Formula(" || aaa || "))" ) );
	dt << run formulas;
);

txnelson

I am not sure what you are trying to do here, but with a slight modification to your code, and using simpler formulas, the code worked fine.

I specified 3 values for Form1

:a1+:k36

:a1

:k36

I populated row one's values for columns a1 and k36 with the values

5 and 33

and ran this code

names default to here(1);
d0=data table("thed0");
dt=data table("thedt");

For( r = 1, r <= N Row( d0 ), r++,
	aaa = d0[r, "form1"];
	Eval( Parse( "Column(dt,\!"test\!")<<Formula(" || aaa || ")" ) );
	dt << run formulas;
	show(dt:test[1]);
);

and got the results in the log of:

dt:test[1] = 38;
dt:test[1] = 5;
dt:test[1] = 33