Dear Smath-experts,

How can I evaluate the variables in the loop in SMATH?
I want to see how the variables are changing in the loop like in python.
Is what debug is for, but how does it work?



Best regards,
Andrey

You can either use the function trace() to show some specific variables (data will be shown in the "output" window on the fly without stopping evaluations) or use the debugger. This is more in "Visual Studio IDE style" and shows you the whole context in a specific point (the breakpoint); this means that the execution is paused when those points are evaluated. To add/remove a breakpoint you can use the context menu (mouse right-click)

Wrote

I want to see how the variables are changing in the loop

You can see it outside the loop, same more vivid.
Cheers ... Jean.

0Anim Landing.sm (56 KiB) downloaded 39 time(s).

Wrote

Dear Smath-experts,

How can I evaluate the variables in the loop in SMATH?
I want to see how the variables are changing in the loop like in python.
Is what debug is for, but how does it work?

...

Best regards,
Andrey

Hi Andrey, you can use trace() for check how variables are changing in the loop:



Regards,

Oscar

... for convenience make it algo style collapsed in utilities.
Thus, you will have it from in-situ command line.
Cheers ... Jean.

Utilities Discrete CUMULATIVE algo.sm (4 KiB) downloaded 29 time(s).

... explore/practice

Utilities Discrete CUMULATIVE algo.sm (5 KiB) downloaded 36 time(s).

Thanks Oscar for trace.
I couldn't make it produce SS 6179.
Was good idea to refactor my old vintage.
Cheers ... Jean.

Utilities Discrete CUMULATIVE algo.sm (14 KiB) downloaded 29 time(s).

trace() or breakpoints are usually de-facto way to go.
Alternatively you can store variables to a matrix.

Regards