A debug message display terminal designed for Delphi programs development.
DebugDelphi is a powerful tool designed to display programmed error messages in a simple and organized manner. The main goal behind the development of DebugDelphi was to make the programming of error messages as seamless as possible, and this objective has been fully realized.
By including the interface to DebugDelphi in the Uses-statement of your DPR-file and putting a WriteLn-statement wherever needed, you can use all the formatting features of the WriteLn procedure. This eliminates the need for complex programming, making the process easier and more efficient.
Furthermore, DebugDelphi offers the option to classify error messages. Each error class can be separately switched on and off, ensuring that you don't need to enclose the WriteLn-statement with {$IFDEF/$ENDIF} directives. This feature enables you to turn off unwanted error messages easily. Additionally, every error class uses a separate output channel in DebugDelphi.
In the Freeware mode, a main error channel and two minor channels are offered, while 32000 messages are available simultaneously in the message window. Other useful features of DebugDelphi include the ability to print selected messages, copy selected messages into the clipboard, save all messages into a file, as well as the option to add error class, date, and time to each message.
Overall, DebugDelphi offers a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for displaying error messages in a clear and concise way, making it a valuable asset for developers.
By including the interface to DebugDelphi in the Uses-statement of your DPR-file and putting a WriteLn-statement wherever needed, you can use all the formatting features of the WriteLn procedure. This eliminates the need for complex programming, making the process easier and more efficient.
Furthermore, DebugDelphi offers the option to classify error messages. Each error class can be separately switched on and off, ensuring that you don't need to enclose the WriteLn-statement with {$IFDEF/$ENDIF} directives. This feature enables you to turn off unwanted error messages easily. Additionally, every error class uses a separate output channel in DebugDelphi.
In the Freeware mode, a main error channel and two minor channels are offered, while 32000 messages are available simultaneously in the message window. Other useful features of DebugDelphi include the ability to print selected messages, copy selected messages into the clipboard, save all messages into a file, as well as the option to add error class, date, and time to each message.
Overall, DebugDelphi offers a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for displaying error messages in a clear and concise way, making it a valuable asset for developers.
What's New
Version 2.2: N/A