Debugging Your Scripts
First, when your script fails, the Windows Scripting Host will tell you the line number, column number, and a description of the error. The error it reports gives you a good starting point, but trying to count down to line 132, column 43 to find it in your code is unworkable. Because... The default script editor (if you right-click a VBS file and select "Edit") is Notepad. And Notepad has no line or column counters. So you can buy a nice script editor like I did. Or use a fancy word processor or the old DOS program EDIT.COM.
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Re: Debugging Your Scripts
Crtl G in notepad
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Re: Debugging Your Scripts
Get free notepad++, or any other good editor
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Re: Debugging Your Scripts
You can do this with default notepad and AMXXStudio, what's the point?
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