Lounge - A new kind of non-break point
Asked By Henry Taylor on 27-Jan-12 12:14 PM
Have you ever commented a line of code during testing such as one that sends emails so unnecessary stuff doesn't happen and then FORGOT to un-comment it and send it to Production? Doh! No emails! Major malfunction.
Why not have a new feature in the IDE that allows a programmer to set a un-break point that signals the IDE to ignore that line/s during execution while being run from the IDE?
Compiling ignores such a "non-break point" so forgetting it has no impact.
What do you think?