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Connect to the debugger #42

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jtpio opened this issue Sep 30, 2019 · 6 comments
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Connect to the debugger #42

jtpio opened this issue Sep 30, 2019 · 6 comments

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jtpio commented Sep 30, 2019

Now that there is a minimal UI for the debugger, we could start using the DebugSession to send debug requests to the kernel and have a "loop" in place:

  • start the debugger
  • initialize (set config and breakpoints)
  • request scopes and variables
  • stop the debugger
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jtpio commented Oct 3, 2019

How about we add the start and stop buttons in the Debugger MainAreaWidget for now?

(while we figure out whether to automatically start the debugger or not)

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jtpio commented Oct 3, 2019

cc @afshin @KsavinN

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KsavinN commented Oct 3, 2019

What about in the sidebar and right-click menu?

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jtpio commented Oct 3, 2019

With the app.contextMenu? That would be fine too.

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jtpio commented Oct 3, 2019

I would say the idea is to have them somewhere so we can send the debug commands. And we can move them (or remove) somewhere else later on.

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jtpio commented Oct 10, 2019

Connecting to the debugger was added in #47.

The other points have their own issues (#43 and #44), so we can close this one.

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