Hi

So what I'm talking about is that when I am debugging, my code triggers a runtime error and an error dialog pops-up with the details of that (error name & number, call stack, etc.) and Copy, OK and Debug buttons. If I click "Debug" the dialog goes away and I'm dropped into the code in the Studio on the offending line.

But I'm stupid! I didn't first click "Copy", open Notepad and do Paste, so that I'd retain the specifics of the error when I'm looking into it in the code. I'm also so stupid that after 10 seconds looking at the code I've forgotten what the actual error was, so now I'm fumbling around looking for the cause of an error that I can't remember. Quite often I thus fail to find it. In fact I'm so stupid that it usually takes me until around the third run-through of this scenario to remember to do that (or just write down the error on a scrap of paper).

So... for the sake of stupid developers like me, I'd like to request a new feature in the Studio. A new window/pane in the debugging layout (probably a tab in the bottom-right group along with the Breakpoints and Watches, etc.) called something like "Error Log" showing all of the details from that error dialog (that stuff I should have copy/pasted into Notepad). It would get reset to empty on starting a debug session. If there are multiple errors (maybe I pressed "OK" on the the first few) then a section for each with the most recent first. If there have been no errors since the start of the debug session it would stay empty.

Too much to ask?

Or maybe it is there already and I have been too stupid to find it, in which case please tell me where it is.

Mike