Hi Dain,
I think you should open a bug against IntelliJ Idea,
the current behavior seems just wrong.
Rémi
On 04/03/2015 08:51 AM, Dain Sundstrom wrote:
So I did a bunch more testing, and this is what I found:
- The IntelliJ debugger ignores the “source” declaration in the class file and
instead always looks for a “.java” file in the source path
- The file must contain a java class declaration with the same name
- The file must be “recognized” by IntelliJ before the debugger stops, so you
can’t dynamically generate a bogus java file
- If the file is not present, the debugger will not show local variables
- The debugger seems to ignore local variable type declarations, so the
“Evaluate Expressions” window does not get type ahead (but works otherwise).
I might try adding a JSR-45 SMAP, but I don’t have high hopes based on
Charlie’s comments at the last summit.
Does anyone else have any ideas on things that might work?
-dain
On Apr 1, 2015, at 11:08 PM, Dain Sundstrom <d...@iq80.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I think this might have been asked before... Has anyone gotten the intelliJ
debugger to step through the source file for their language?
Adding the source and line numbers during generation makes stack traces to come
out correctly, and Intellij even opens the correct file location. During
debugging, I can see the correct correct source and line numbers, but intellij
doesn’t open the file.
I’d even be ok with a hacky solution where I rename all of my files to be
“x.java”.
Thanks,
-dain
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