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You can easily set a watchpoint in XCode by following these steps (btw if there is a simpler way, I'd like to know it...): - Run your program - Set a breakpoint in the code where your variable is used - when reaching breakpoint, use a right click on the variable and select 'Watch "nameOfTheVariable"' - Continue execution. The only problem is that execution will stop every time the variable value changes. I would like XCode to continue the execution without stopping, i.e. merely display the value changes in the console output. This feature seems available in command line mode, and although I

Is there anybody who can tell me how to get grunt tasks load faster. I really want to reduce the loading time, because most tasks require 1 second to load. Especially for 'watch' task. when I am watching for changes, I really want to compile sass much faster. Any ideas? Thanx curist You are really looking for this: jit-grunt . Instead of loading all tasks every time, jit-grunt will only load those that are necessary. Had the same problem as the OP: grunt watch was very slow for compiling .less files and liveReload so here's what I did: install time-grunt to show execution times for each task:

When debugging my C#, I often want to know when a variable's value changes and then investigate the state of the program. Currently, I do it like this: Watch-list the offending variable. Physically spam F10 (shortcut for Step Over) until I see the value change. However, the number of F10s required is annoying. Surely this has been automated, I thought. But I cannot find this feature in my Microsoft Visual C# Express , which surprises me. After all, the Watch-list does automatically highlight changed values in bright red. Am I missing something? Teoman Soygul Simple trick for Express edition:

To monitor a file in linux, I can use inotify-tools like this #!/bin/bash # with inotify-tools installed, watch for modification of file passed as first param while inotifywait -e modify $1; do # do something here done but how would I achieve this in OSX? Peter Sankauskas If you want to wrap this into a Python script, you can use Watchdog, which works with both Linux and OSX. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/watchdog Here is what it looks like to replace pyinotify with watchdog: https://github.com/raphdg/baboon/commit/2c115da63dac16d0fbdc9b45067d0ab0960143ed Watchdog also has a shell utility

I need to fire an event every time a property is updated/changed in order to keep dom elements in sync with the property values on the model (Im using john resig's simple inheritance http://ejohn.org/blog/simple-javascript-inheritance/ ). Is this possible to do in a cross-browser way? It seems to me that if I could wrap whatever function js uses to set properties and make it fire an event, that it could work, Im just not sure how to do that. JavaScript doesn't use a function to set properties. They're just variables, and setting them doesn't require any elaborate wrappers. You could use a

My goal is to set up a Docker container that automatically restarts a NodeJS server when file changes are detected from the host machine. I have chosen nodemon to watch the files for changes. On Linux and Mac environments, nodemon and docker are working flawlessly. However, when I am in a Windows environment , nodemon doesn't restart the server. The files are updated on the host machine, and are linked using the volumes parameter in my docker-compose.yml file. I can see the files have changed when I run docker exec <container-name> cat /path/to/fileChanged.js . This way I know the files are

In AngularJS I have a directive that watches a scope variable. When the variable contains certain data then I need to alter that variable a bit. The problem is that when I change the variable that my $watch is triggered again. So I end up in a continuous loop. scope.$watch('someVar', function(newValue, oldValue) { console.log(newValue); scope.someVar = [Do something with someVar]; }); This keeps triggering $watch again, which makes sense. But I do need a way to change the watched variable. Is there a way to do this? pixelbits When a variable is watched for changes using $scope.$watch , angular