Strange behaviour of DebugPrompt()

[Allanon]

Hello Andreas,
under HW10, on Windows 10, the command DebugPrompt() is skipped but a value is assigned to its variable, here is an example:

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@DISPLAY { Hidden = True }
@OPTIONS { EnableDebug = True, ConsoleMode = True }

DebugPrint("HELLO!") ; it works so OPTIONS is doing its job
@WARNING "warning" ; This works too
a=DebugPrompt("Debug prompt ?")      ; <-- this is skipped!
b=DebugPrompt("Debug prompt ?")      ; <-- this is skipped!

DebugPrint("A:", a, b)
ConsolePrompt("Console prompt ?")  ; <-- this work

The a & b variables gets some messed up strings, but they should be empty if DebugPrompt() has been really skipped.
ConsoleMode is ininfluent, DebugPrompt() is skipped anyway.
I've the same behaviour both on script & compiled app.

[airsoftsoftwair]

Yep, definitely a bug. Fixed now. Workaround: Just use ConsolePrompt().

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- Fix: DebugPrompt() was broken

[Allanon]

Great, thank you!

Yes, I used

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DebugPrompt = ConsolePrompt

at the beginning of my scripts, I'm too lazy to change them all