I had the same problem.
Try to find out where your program starts and put a try - catch block
around this expression. In the catch block you state
e.printStackTrace();
This will cause to print the stack trace.
regards,
Stefan
Astrid Sawatzky schrieb:
Lars Erik wrote:
Hi.
Im making a plugin to eclipse with GEF and EMF. My problem is
debugging the plugin.
I get different exceptions in the runEventLoop method in the
Workbench class. The
exception handler only writes a small message to the console and no
stacktrace.
I've been stepping through the hole thing and the error seem to be
somewhere in one
of the threads(I think..). Without the trace its kind of hard to find
out where in
the code the error is. Is there a way to get the hole trace? I've
tried log4j
without any luck. :(
Lars.
dear Lars,
when I had this a few days ago, it was in the getChildren() in
Editpart. which I had overwritten,instead of setting setParent for the
children in the Editpart-factory.
There is a nice Programmer's guide in GEF 3.1 help and there is a
newsgroup eclipse.tools.gef which is really worth while. Cu, there
HTH
kind regards Astrid