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Allow to attach to multithreaded processes #56
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Especially in multi threaded processes it happens often that no thread is selected. In this case you will get the following prompt: > But in jdb.ts, a prompt like this is expected: main[1] This fix, checks also for '> ', which makes it possible to attach to multithreaded processes.
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Let me test this PR before merge. Thanks you! 😄 |
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Good idea. |
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This PR works as expected |
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As you wrote in your README.md
Debugging of Multie Threaded apps is possible but very flaky. The debugger could at times hang.
I'm pretty sure that I found the reason for this and I also was able to fix it.
Especially in multi threaded processes it happens often that no thread is
selected. In this case you will get the following prompt:
'>'
But in jdb.ts, a prompt like this is expected:
'main[1]'
This fix, checks also for '> ', which makes it possible to attach to
multithreaded processes.