On Feb 9, 2007, at 6:09 PM, Steve Kalkwarf wrote:
The only part I am still curious about is how I might be able to
use the X-Code debugger to help me track down problems when I try
to do something real.
It's been a long time since I had to do this, but if I remember
correctly, the basic idea is:
Open the plugin project;
Done.
Build the plugin;
Done.
Make an alias of the plugin in your Tools folder;
What Tools folder?
Do you mean:
~/Library/Application\ Support/BBEdit/Plug-Ins/
Right click on the "Executables" node, and choose "Add->New Custom
Executable"
Done.
Click the Choose button, and pick your BBEdit/TextWrangler
application;
Done. I am using BBEdit 8.6
Switch to the "Debugging" panel, and make sure "Start executable
after starting debugger" is enabled;
It is.
Set a breakpoint;
I have done so.
Build & Debug
BBEdit does not launch, so I cannot even see whether or not a
breakpoint is hit.
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