Allows users to watch the execution of a program step by step #5
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what's with the ridiculous whitespace? O_o |
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one trailing newline is great. six is overkill
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This should integrate with the verbosity settings, possibly with -w implying -vv |
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Verbosity -vvv already shows the board execution. The intent of this option is to watch the board execution without getting the rest of the verbosity noise. |
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"Watch mode" can be activated when a program is run with the -w or -watch argument. This will give a graphical display of the state of the main board (and any currently executing sub-boards) with a half-second delay between each execution step. It is recommended not to use watch mode in conjunction with verbosity.