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| debugEvent.shouldResume = false; | ||
| // Have to send to events to keep the UI sync with the step in operations: | ||
| context.getProtocolServer().sendEvent(new Events.StoppedEvent("step", thread.uniqueID())); | ||
| context.getProtocolServer().sendEvent(new Events.ContinuedEvent(thread.uniqueID())); |
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why to send continued event to vscode
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After the stack operation (pop/stepin), the UI is out of sync with the underlying JVM debugger status. Thus, send continue event to update the VSCode UI to let the VSCode populate the threading information. The continue event will stop at the first line of the stepin method.
| private boolean canRestartFrame(IDebugAdapterContext context, StackFrameReference frameReference) { | ||
| ThreadReference reference = frameReference.getThread(); | ||
| StackFrame[] frames = context.getStackFrameManager().reloadStackFrames(reference); | ||
| // Current stack frame cannot be the top frame of the thread: |
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// Cannot restart top stack frame.
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top stack frame is misleading.
| StepRequest request = DebugUtility.createStepIntoRequest(thread, context.getStepFilters().classNameFilters); | ||
| context.getDebugSession().getEventHub().stepEvents().filter(debugEvent -> request.equals(debugEvent.event.request())).take(1).subscribe(debugEvent -> { | ||
| debugEvent.shouldResume = false; | ||
| // Have to send to events to keep the UI sync with the step in operations: |
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with the step in operations is a little confusing at the quick glance, how about changing it to with the latest stepIn status.
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| return AdapterUtils.createAsyncErrorResponse(response, ErrorCode.RESTARTFRAME_FAILURE, | ||
| String.format("RestartFarme: cannot find the stack frame with frameID %s", restartFrameArgs.frameId)); |
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typos RestartFarme -> RestartFrame
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| private void popStackFrames(IDebugAdapterContext context, ThreadReference thread, int depth) throws DebugException { | ||
| while (depth >= 0) { |
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It seems all stack frames up to the specified depth can be popped by the one invoke. See the doc https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/jdk/api/jpda/jdi/
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| ThreadReference reference = frameReference.getThread(); | ||
| StackFrame[] frames = context.getStackFrameManager().reloadStackFrames(reference); | ||
| // The frame cannot be the first one of the stack: | ||
| if (frames.length <= frameReference.getDepth() + 1) { |
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From the implementation, it looks the last one, not the first one.
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The callstack first one, not the top(last) after pop
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