You can write Matrex functions as Jython or JRuby scripts.
Jython is included in the Matrex setup, so you can just use it.
To debug these scripts you can use the log functionalities of Matrex.
But today I've found out that there is a better possibility. With PyDev your can remotely debug the script from Eclipse.
So, if a script is not working as it should you can put breakpoints, watch its variables until you don't find the problem.
I will test it myself and write the test results in an article in this blog.
Jython is included in the Matrex setup, so you can just use it.
To debug these scripts you can use the log functionalities of Matrex.
But today I've found out that there is a better possibility. With PyDev your can remotely debug the script from Eclipse.
So, if a script is not working as it should you can put breakpoints, watch its variables until you don't find the problem.
I will test it myself and write the test results in an article in this blog.
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