Point & click to modify your breakpoints in tRev!
Check out the new breakpoint editor:
Now you can point and click to modify your breakpoints FIVE different ways!
Try tRev now:
Check out the new breakpoint editor:
Now you can point and click to modify your breakpoints FIVE different ways!
Try tRev now:
Our Rodeo IDE for building iPad web apps nears pre-release.
Nice video and screenshots: http://rodeoapps.com/rodeo-headed-for-pre-release-0
That's right! Soon you'll be able to get your hands on it!
tRev is about to turn ONE! Over the past year, our little buddy has grown far bigger than we ever expected. Features and functionality have been added at a spanking pace. And a number of these excellent additions have resulted from your user requests. Many thanks for the love. However, there is one request which we've received from many of you that has thus far gone unrequited: a tRev Book. So, now that the little guy is full grown, Mary Jane Mara (in-house technical writer and published author) and I (Jerry Daniels, tRev creator) are considering collaborating on a PDF book about the little dickens which would incorporate the QuickStart information already available for free on this site, plus: But let's face it. The Revolution market is small, and the tRev market even smaller. Therefore, to make this happen, we need 40 people who are willing to pre-buy the PDF for $25. To let us know if you are one of these knowledge-hungry users, SEND MJ AN EMAIL. If and when we collect forty names, we'll send you each a link so you can make good on your pledge. If we can't collect enough pledges, the project will be dropped without anyone spending a dime – and, having made the offer, our consciences will be clear – and tRev will party on as always.
Learn all about making your tRev breakpoints super smart—and how to use our brand new Breakpoint Iterations navigator:

If you have more iterations than your Breakpoint Iterations pop-up can house, you will see the last line of data truncated. Just move you mouse down to that last line in the pop-up and it will auto-scroll to let you see the line items that were hidden. Same goes for the top line when you've scroll down and there's now more line items on top.
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Watch me travel in time with tRev's new decoder!
Setting and deleting breakpoints works the same. Breakpoint manager, too.
Think about it...
Now you can go back in time to see your code's context (content of vars, etc) a few minutes ago, or last week! This is great for repeat loops, but it also has other uses. Best of all, this context data is stored in your tRev database and none of this even touches Rev IDE.
Super Helpful Tip
If you want to reset the context data for a breakpoint to empty, just use the Breakpoint Manager to delete it. This only deletes the breakpoint's data, but leaves the breakpoint itself in your code!
NOTE: setting a breakpoint in a long repeat loop can slow down your code's execution.
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