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Thanks for the replies. After finding references to the pause icon and minimum popup seekbar in half a dozen xml files, I realized this is far beyond my comprehension level and I can live with it as is. lol
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there is an infolabel
Window.Property(xmlfile)
Displays the name of the xml file currently shown
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2022-04-17, 17:41
(This post was last modified: 2022-04-17, 17:47 by udangaribaldi.)
use @jdig4240 's solution - is best
shows xml and either the label or id (which you search the xml for)
once you get your head around it - it easy enough to understand what it all means.
in notepad++, view tab, and click on the function list - a sidepanel will appear with useful info about whats in the xml
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Skin.ToggleDebug toggles DEBUG on/off, not DEBUG INFO. It sounds weird, but try it yourself and you shall see. (BTW you don't need make a shortcut for Skin.ToggleDebug. It is already built-in as keyboard shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+D.)
In fact it is not so much weird as an omission to state clearly that the debug view we are talking about here ---expose or not expose active windows/lists/buttons--- has nothing to do with taking or not taking system debug logs ---the ones to be posted in order to help troubleshooting. Before posting, I fired up CTRL+SHIFT+D. The screen, already polluted by debug info, got further and even more unbearably polluted by senseless info about amount of memory in use, fps, and what-have-you. Pus the indication where all this gets saved to. So before that no debug log was taken. Debug view isn't debug logging, and my request for a switch to toggle it on/off persists.