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JSCAD Editor [Trouble Shooting Designs]
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 Try it out! Try it out!
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 +==== Trouble Shooting Designs ====
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 +Hopefully creating designs will be easy. The best approach is making small incremental changes and testing the results. Small parts can be created and tested separately, and brought together into the large design later.
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 +However, there are times when all goes wrong, and some trouble shooting is required. First, make sure the browser has the 'browser tools' or 'developer tools' enabled, as the tools are turned off sometimes. Second, open the 'tools' which is just a menu selection.
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 +The browser window will now have two sections; the JSCAD design and the tools. The tool of interest is the 'console', which shows errors, warning, messages, etc. This console can be cleared anytime, and will clear if the JSCAD design is reloaded.
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 +What's so valuable about the console?
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 +This will show more information about the errors. There should be a 'stack trace' as to where the error occurred.
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 +Also, additional messages can be sent to the console, making trouble shooting easier. For example, the contents of a parameter can be sent to the console by:
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 +<code javascript>
 +console.log('parameter',parameter)
 +</code>
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 +Hopefully, these pointers will be enough to trouble shoot any issues. If not then please contact User Group for some great help.
 ==== Install Locally ==== ==== Install Locally ====