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RE: [platform-debug-dev] debug view features for embedded debugging
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On #1 it seems the problem isn't that single click opens an editor, it's that the editor is opened on every suspend event. That's what the option should probably control, not the number of clicks (maybe by adding one of those double-arrow "link with ..." buttons to the debug view).
Another idea that might help with scripts and slow remote debuggers: have a delay, kind of like how the hourglass/progress dialog works. If there is a suspend event then wait a half second to see if there's going to be another suspend event. If not, go ahead and switch the editor and views, otherwise don't bother.
-----Original Message-----
From: Darin Wright
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 11:41 AM
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> 1. A "double-click to open editor" preference option. Currently the
> debug view opens the editor for selected stack frame on every selection
> change, and conversly, on every suspended event. This is desirable most
> of the time, but in certain situations, like when running scripts, this
> can be very disruptive. ...
This sort of preference sounds reasonable, and would be easy to implement.
However, how should stack frame selection effect other views when the
"double-click" preference is on. ...
