SynthMaker

Option: Literal (debugging) Activity Log

Archive · 2008 3 old posts

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

infuzion ·

I'd like to see the ability of the SM editor to keep an ongoing text log for what is being done in SM, to track what was added, deleted, changed, copy/pasted, etc. It is really intended for debugging random crashes (since SM will crash w/o a crash report often enough) & to find exactly the steps taken. One can not rely on auto-saved files since I can't auto-save larger OSMs more often than every 3 minutes. Great for bugs like this: 1.1.2: SM crashes ALOT...too much for me to take!

A side benefit would be to help users make a "change log", or to search if they accidentally deleted a module & where, etc...

aliasant ·

+1

Anything to help squashing the bugs. This would help a lot.

sunsynth ·

+1

I second that...

Would really help debugging and add's a changelog!

SUNsynth

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