Great job guys,
I have a comment about the debugger functionality.
Here is the scenario.
1. Breakpoint at foo(bar(), bar1(), bar2())
I understand that if I step-into the code I will step into bar(), then
bar1(), then bar2(), then foo()
This makes sense with the exception, that UI gives no indication that you
are about to do that or did that.
It would be nice if you had functionality similar to VisualAge that gives
you more hints on when and where you are when you do step into.
One possibility is to when you are ready to step-into the function
highlight parameters as they are being evaluated and let the user to make a
selection
whether to step into the function (bar()) or skip it. I think this
feature would make allot of users happier.
The confusion comes from the fact that most of the time I want to
step-into the foo(), without step-in into all the
bars, but debugger forces me to evaluate bar(), if only I had a choice
foo
+
- bar (step-into, step-over)
- bar1 (step-into, step-over)
- bar2 (step-into, step-over)
Regards, Mikhail Snayderman.
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