use regedit at the beginning of your script to set the AeDebug key to a "" string (and you should have saved the key value before), and restore it at the end of your script
Message du 31/03/05 08:47 De : "Cal Pierog" A : wine-devel@winehq.org Copie à : Objet : Wine Debugger
I am trying to write a script which, at one point, needs to run the wine test suite, accomplished with:
make -k test
Even though this skips over bad tests, it does not prevent the debugger from kicking in every once in a while and asking for user input. I would like this script to be robust enough to run the test suite without user input, even when one of the tests fails badly enough to call the debugger.
So, is there any way to disable the debugger so that the script can just continue on errors and not sit at a "Wine-dbg>" prompt?
Thanks, Cal Pierog