Hi Johan,
Thank you for reporting. I’ve
tried to reproduce your problem using an array with 350 elements, but all was
fine. There were 3 partitions with 100 elements each and one with 50. In addition, I don’t
know what kind of filters you mean. May be I misunderstood something. Please send
me your snippet of code and explain in more details what steps you’ve
done to get this error.
Thanks,
Tim
From:
dltk-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dltk-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Johan Compagner
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008
7:33 PM
To: DLTK Developer list
Subject: [Dltk-dev] Variables in
the debugger that are shown asIndexedVariablePartition [0..99],[100..199] are
after that filtered..
Hi,
i am trying to fix something but i cant immediately see how to fix it
what i have is a variable in the debugger that has 350 children, that count is
given to VariableContentProvider.
protected Object[] getValueChildren(IDebugElement parent, IValue value,
IPresentationContext context) throws CoreException
so that methods makes 4 IndexedVariablePartition
But when i open those in the ui. I dont see 99 items in each of them no,
sometimes only 5 or 6
this is because of the filters that seems to be applied after the creation of
the 4 IndexedVariablePartition ..
I dont know how Java does this, havent looked into that yet, but at what point
should the filter be applied?
The filter should run before or inside the getValueChildren() method but i dont
see any hook.
And ScriptValue cant call the filter because those classes dont know anything
about VariableContentProvider/ModelContentProvider
So how is this supposed to work correctly?
johan
