Re: AW: [platform-debug-dev] Variables View updated on DebugEvent.CLIENT

[Darin Wright <Darin_Wright@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This sounds correct, and should work (it works for other debuggers :-). 
You do not need to fire a suspend CLIENT_REQUEST to get variables to 
update.

Something else must be wrong... you may want to turn on some debug tracing 
to see what is happening:

* in debug.core, turn on the "debug" and "debug/events" tracing flags
* in debug.ui, turn on the "debug" and "debug/viewers/deltas" flags

Darin 



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AW: [platform-debug-dev] Variables View updated on 
DebugEvent.CLIENT_REQUEST, not DebugEvent.STEP_END







> When the step starts, what event is fired? It should be a 
> DebugEvent...STEP_OVER (or STEP_INTO/STEP_RETURN), to correspond with 
the 
> STEP_END.
> 
> Darin 

In the PDADebugTarget.step() function, the DebugEvent.STEP_OVER is fired.
In EventDispatchJob.run() (where the previous snippet comes from), the 
code from the article fires DebugEvent.STEP_END. As described, this does 
not work for me. I have to replace this with DebugEvent.CLIENT_REQUEST for 
the Variables View to update properly, and I don't understand why.
Does the behaviour depend on which Thread fires the events? I have moved 
some parts from EventDispatchJob.run() to 
PDADebugTarget.suspend/suspended/resume/resumed().

Thanks
Ronaldo



 

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