Description Atsushi Hasegawa 2008-08-11 20:12:29 EDT

1. Start new workspace

2. Create a ruby project
File | New | Project...
< Ruby / Ruby Project >
< Next > >
< Project name: [DebugRuby] >
< Finish >

3. Create a Ruby Class
File | New | Ruby Class
< File: [MyClass2] > 
< Finish >

4. Paste the following snippet on the MyClass2.rb file.

5. Open [Breakpoints] view in [Debug] perspective
Window | Open Perspective | Debug
< Breakpoints > // Select view on the perspective.
< Remove All Breakpoints > // If some breakpoint exists from previous test
cases.

6. Set method breakpoint
< line 21 > // Place caret position in printVariables() method at line 21.
> localVariable = "localVariable3"
Run | Toggle Method Breakpoint // Select from main menu bar.

// exp: printVariables() method breakpoint is added on the [Breakpoints] view.
// act: Following [Toggle Method Breakpoint] dialog is displayed, even if
cursor position is inside of printVariables() method.
> The operation is unavailable on the current selection. Please place the cursor inside a method.


# Test snippet 6747 for debug test
$globalVariable = "globalVariable1"
CONSTANT = "CONSTANT1"
class MyClass2
  localVariable = "localVariable1"
  @instanceVariable = "instanceVariable1"
  @@classVariable = "classVariable1"
# Set a breakpoint at next line
  p $globalVariable
  p CONSTANT
  p localVariable
  p @instanceVariable
  p @@classVariable
  p self
  def initialize
    localVariable = "localVariable2"
    @instanceVariable = "instanceVariable2"
    @@classVariable = "classVariable2"
  end
  def printVariables
    localVariable = "localVariable3" # Place caret position at step 6.
    p "In printVariables"
    p $globalVariable
    p CONSTANT
    p localVariable
    p @instanceVariable
    p @@classVariable
    p self
  end
end
# Set a breakpoint at next line
MyClass2.new.printVariables
p self
# End of snippet 6747