Cool, what did you have to change in jruby-debug? Or is already part of your latest SVN commits? I'd love to try it out, and am downloading the NB ruby build now.
--Chris On 10/18/07, Martin Krauskopf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 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. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from this list please visit: > > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email > >
