The Code- and Workflow Debugger (aka Who-Bert) is a tool primarily meant for testing, tracing and debugging. It is able to execute C# code on the fly and can also be used to run and trace workflows.
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| Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Run | Runs the code or workflow synchronously (in the main thread); execution will block the debugger until it is finished |
| Run async | Runs the code or workflow asynchronously (in a separate thread); execution will happen in the background and the debugger will not be blocked |
Parameter section
Input parameters
A list of input parameters to the code or workflow is located in the top left corner of the debugger. This list will be passed as
- Code: a parameter array to the method TestObject of all Values in the list, named InVariables
- Workflow: a dictionary of InArguments (string, object) where each Parameter in the list is the key and each Value is the value
 | The default workflow (emtpy canvas) always expects an InArgument named UBIKObject (and therefore an input parameter named accordingly), its value can be null though if you don't need it |
Simply start typing in a new cell of the Parameter column to create a new parameter and assign a value by either typing in the Value cell (i.e. for passing a string) or Drag&Drop an object from a to pass an object to the code or workflow.
Output parameters
A list of output parameters returned by the workflow as a dictionary of OutArguments (string, object). If the workflow doesn't return anything this list will stay empty.