One move at a time….
Specifications #
- One Command at a Time: Instead of running the whole program, the Step function makes the ChipWit execute just one chip and then pause, letting you observe the immediate result.
- Debugging Tool: You can use Step to check how each chip affects the program and see if your ChipWit behaves as expected at every stage.
- Control Flow: It shows how your ChipWit moves through the connectors, and handles conditions or loops.
In ChipWits, the Step function allows you to test and debug your program by executing it one command (or chip) at a time. It’s useful for seeing exactly how your ChipWit processes each command in sequence and for finding errors in your logic.
How Step Works #
- One Command at a Time: Instead of running the whole program, the Step function makes the ChipWit execute just one chip and then pause, letting you observe the immediate result.
- Debugging Tool: You can use Step to check how each chip affects the program and see if your ChipWit behaves as expected at every stage.
- Control Flow: It shows how your ChipWit moves through the connectors, jumps between chips, and handles conditions or loops.
Example of Use #
The Step function helps you fine-tune your ChipWit’s programming by allowing you to test and analyze its behavior chip by chip. It’s a critical tool for debugging complex programs where small mistakes can lead to big issues.
Press the Step button, one click at a time, to navigate through your ChipWit’s input command– Chip by Chip.
