If the variable you are looking at is a string, you can use Watch > Expand all Watches to show you everything in that string on multiple lines. Here you can also use Watch > Save to file and Watch > Load from file to save and load Watch window variables and results. Clicking Watch > Clear Watches will clear all of the variables and results from the Watch Window. The Watch button at the top of the Xbasic Debugger Dialog allows you to manipulate the Watch window in different ways. Alpha Anywhere will evaluate the expression and show the result in the right hand column of the Watch window. To use the Watch window, enter an expression whose value you want to monitor in the left column. The value column will show an error message in red, such as 'variable 'txt' not found' if a variable has no clear value. The Watch window has two columns, one to hold variable expressions and a second to display the result of those expressions.

The Watch window at the bottom of the screen allows you to examine the contents of variables, fields and object properties. The currently selected line will be highlighted in blue. The current line indicator icon and the Breakpoint indicator icon will appear in this column. The left side of the Module window has a column that is reserved for display of icons indicating which line in the script is currently executing and which lines have breakpoints.

Script debugger run on the main thread