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Re: [cdt-dev] Hiding running threads (new UI)
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We opted against this new UI in the Debug view context
menu.
The reasoning was that users won't need to access it very
often after all.
Sorry for the noise.
Marc
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 12:00 PM, Marc Khouzam
<marc.khouzam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yes, I was worried about the JDT.
Do you think "Native" will be clear to
users? Is there some other
wording we can use?
I wish I could have filtering in JDT too :-).
I'm not sure I like them being referred to as C/C++ threads. In
theory, if you're running Photran, they could be Fortran threads too. In
fact, threads have little to do with language, they're part of the
run-time. Did we want to call them "Native" threads instead? I assume
you're trying to differentiate them from Java and other type
threads.
Doug.
Hi,
as discussed at the CDT conference call, there was a
request to add a new feature
to Debug to allow users to hide running
threads. The idea is that when dealing
with large numbers of threads, the user is
interested by the suspended ones, not
the running ones. We agreed in the call that
this was a nice feature and that
it was ok to add it before M7. Of course the
feature will be off by default, so there
will be no impact unless explicitely enabled.
I'm notifying the community because we are planning
to add a new context-menu
item to the Debug view, as show below. Please
note that this entry gives quick
access to a global preference, and is not
context-sensitive.
If you don't think this is a good idea, please voice
your concerns, time is short.
Thanks
Marc
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