Debug script and see value of multiple variables

• 03/23/2022 at 6:30 AM #190341
  krogen

  Hi all,

  I was wondering if there’s a way to view the values of MULTIPLE script variables when executing script. All I can see to do is output a variable in the ProScreener output as below to see the variable value. But this is only one variable at a time.

  SCREENER[myTrendLength <> 0 and mytrendDirection <> 0](waveCount as “waveCount”)

  If I try to add multiple e.g

  SCREENER[myTrendLength <> 0 and mytrendDirection <> 0](waveCount as “waveCount”, “price as “price”)

  I do not see the second variable column in the output, only the first.

  Am I missing something?
  Thanks for any help

  k

  

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  03/23/2022 at 9:42 AM #190349
  Nicolas

  It is not possible currently (multi criteria filtering), but I had a discussion about this last week with the dev team. We believe that this is a question of weeks before it would be added to current PRT v11. So thanks for your patience 🙂

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  03/23/2022 at 9:44 AM #190351
  krogen

  Nicolas wrote:

  It is not possible currently (multi criteria filtering), but I had a discussion about this last week with the dev team. We believe that this is a question of weeks before it would be added to current PRT v11. So thanks for your patience 🙂

  Awesome Nicolas! Thank you so much! I’m a programmer used to developing in Visual Studio, so not being able to debug multiple variables is very frustrating 🙂 This will be great! Thank you!

  

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  03/23/2022 at 11:10 AM #190353
  Nicolas

  A more complete debug log/window will come soon or later, we have already worked on some drafts, but it is not yet completely defined.

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  03/23/2022 at 11:53 AM #190354
  krogen

  Thanks again! That would be great!

  And if you added user customizable timeframes available from script it would be the perfect software for me 🙂

  But thanks for the above, it will make debugging much easier.

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