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I have a C# code that requires debugging, and while using the syntax editor's general quickstarts feature for "indicator debugging", I've noticed it only acts as a frontend for endpoints without allowing code modification. However, I'm seeking a robust debugger such as to Visual Studio, where I can inspect variable values during code execution. Is there a specific method or class I can utilize for proper debugging?
While exploring Actipro's documentation, I came across "Actipro Language Designer", which appears to support debugging for custom languages. However, I couldn't find a sample when downloading Actipro Syntax Editor. If such functionality exists, how can I employ it to debug C# code effectively and retrieve variable values and relevant information?