On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Olaf wrote:
>
> I notice that the functionality of CTRL-p in pyclewn is different than with
> vimgdb, and perhaps is broken when using pyclewn with vim on a console? When I
> press CTRL-p, it just sends a "print" command to gdb, which answers:
>
> The history is empty.
>
Thanks for reporting this problem.
Pyclewn relies on the Vim balloon evaluation feature (:help balloon-eval),
to get the text under the mouse position. This feature is not
available with vim console. A workaround is to add one's own mapping in
order to implement the same functionality by running the Vim command
(or add it to .vimrc):
:map <C-P> :exe "Cprint " . expand("<cword>") <CR>
If the 'Cmapkeys' command is used, one must also remove the existing
<C-P> mapping by replacing in .pyclewn_keys.gdb:
# C-P : print ${text} # print value of selection at mouse position
with:
C-P :
I will update pyclewn documentation.
Xavier
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