Martin Krauskopf wrote:
Then when JRuby interpreter is selected in NetBeans jruby-debug is
always used, no matter to what is set in the Options dialog. And what
happens? Debugger does not start up at all - so it's currently useful
only for jruby-debug developers. But that will be false very soon... I
hope... umm... Peter, Chris? :)
Not true anymore. I was able to start it up and did one step in NetBeans
(with my local hacked jruby-debug version).
Not that much but good start :)
Otherwise as you said Peter, threading (commands) are not supported.
That's the reason, why it is hard to make it work from the IDE. But
should not be hard to make basics work. I think it's just about some
setter/getters - to make it work badly; and tons of polishing to make it
work correctly.
m.
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