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it's possible, with a timer, but that uses quite some system resources, and it would be quite annoying going through disabling the script and then closing the window. just typing 1 command is easier if you accidentally close the window...

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Originally posted by Keikonium
So if the user has it disabled, then this script will enable it....

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That's exactly what this script does.

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Originally posted by Keikonium
...And upon exiting the debug window, the debug would be disabled again .

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I don't quite get that...

But if you exit/close the debugging window than it stays closed already.

If you mean, closing the debugging window automatically when you move your cursor outside the window to another window on your computer (aka: the debugging window will loose focus), then that will be highly annoying to script developpers.

In fact, de purpose of the debugging window is to monitor stuff. This means that in most cases you even don't have the window in focus and visible, just active, and you switch to it to check some stuff. Automatically closing it upon loosing focus will therefore actually make the window useless.

Handy script, working fine here.

Edit: keep up the good work

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Originally posted by Sunshine
Handy script, working fine here.

Edit: keep up the good work

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Thank you Sunshine
Will do, I just wish i could make bit more advanced scripts.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by Keikonium
So if the user has it disabled, then this script will enable it....

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That's exactly what this script does.

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Originally posted by Keikonium
...And upon exiting the debug window, the debug would be disabled again .

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I don't quite get that...

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I think he means actually disabling debugging -- like in the preferences under Scripts where it says "Enable debugging options".

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Originally posted by Keikonium
I don't script, but good job none the less .

Why not have your script <b>toggle</b> the enable/disable debug window as well.

So if the user has it disabled, then this script will enable it. And upon exiting the debug window, the debug would be disabled again .

Just a thought (don't even know if its possible).

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Why not a 'YES/NO message box' that's purpose to enable the debugging option instead of the information message ?

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Originally posted by Keikonium
I don't script, but good job none the less .

Why not have your script <b>toggle</b> the enable/disable debug window as well.

So if the user has it disabled, then this script will enable it. And upon exiting the debug window, the debug would be disabled again .

Just a thought (don't even know if its possible).

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I'll have alook at it
If i have any look i'll update the Attachment
No good.
Can't,
But if anyone can help me can they PM me Please as i would like that idea to be the next update
Thanks,
Nick.

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Originally posted by deAd
I think he means actually disabling debugging -- like in the preferences

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Impossible. Messenger Plus! does not constantly read the registry settings for updates, almost no program does. You can manually change something in the registry all you want. It will no be read untill the next restart or when you actually open/close the preferences window (provided the setting isn't overwritten again with the value the program had in memory).

Do I smell a new API request?

Force a reload of registry, file and resources.

Would come in handy for this kind of scripts.

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Originally posted by Keikonium

I don't script, but good job none the less .

Why not have your script toggle the enable/disable debug window as well.

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For people who want to do this:

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Debug.DebuggingWindowVisible = true;

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Debug.DebuggingWindowVisible = !Debug.DebuggingWindowVisible;

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That should do the trick