Debug Flags
Used by event subscribers of the event OnInitializeDebugFlags() in "QWETB Debug Single Instance".
Provides functions to add custom Debug Flags. An added Debug Flag can only be used from the app
that created it.
Object Definition
| Object Type | Codeunit |
| Object ID | 70327077 |
| Object Name | QWETB Debug Flags |
Procedures
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AddDebugFlag(Text[100]; Text[250]) | Adds a debug flag. |
| AddDebugFlag(Text[100]; Text[250]; Boolean) | Adds a debug flag. |
Example
Add the Debug Flag
Subscribe to the OnInitializeDebugFlags event to add new Debug Flags
[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"QWETB Debug Single Instance", 'OnInitializeDebugFlags', '', false, false)]
local procedure InitializeDebugFlags(var DebugFlags: Codeunit "QWETB Debug Flags")
begin
DebugFlags.AddDebugFlag('The Sample Debug Flag', 'Show a sample message.');
end;
Use the Debug Flag to show message
Use the ShowMessageIfDebugFlagActive() function to show a message if the debug flag is active.
DebugSingleInstance.ShowMessageIfDebugFlagActive('The Sample Debug Flag', 'This is a sample!', true);
Use the Debug Flag as a condition
Use the GetDebugFlagActive() function to check if the debug flag is active.
if DebugSingleInstance.GetDebugFlagActive('The Sample Debug Flag') then
Message('This is another sample!');
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