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Normally the context is the current selection in the Debug view. For example, you want to show local variables for whatever stack frame is selected. I'm not in front of the code but IIRC you can get the current Debug context using DebugUITools.getDebugContext() or maybe it's called DebugUtils... It is provided by the platform in o.e.debug.core or o.e.debug.ui. You can also register a listener to be notified whenever the current Debug context (the selection in the Debug view) changes. BR,
Marc
From: Marc M <h4xx0rz@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Feb 24, 2016 17:09 To: cdt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [cdt-dev] Accessing the debug context after launching Hi there,
I am using the GdbLaunchDelegate in order to attach the debugger to an application.
However, I do not see a way to control the debugger afterwards, such as suspend/resume the threads or setting breakpoints.
Can someone point me at what classes to look at or what to do in order to achieve that? If I do unterstand the code correctly, the only way to get such a context would be to somehow traverse the debug's view tree. Is that correct?
Thank you very much in advance,
Marc
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