Hi Martin! > > I'm going to merged support of next+ and step+ into ruby-debug-ide > (will be 0.1.3). This is a new feature added by Kent into ruby-debug > 0.9.1: > > http://www.datanoise.com/articles/2007/4/3/ruby-debug-version-0-9-1-has-been-released > > Yes. Thanks. In the last days Kent has released ruby-debug-base 0.9.3, which includes at least one bug fix, which is relevant for us, too. In the following example the third line would not be covered from a next command.
1: if a==0 2: p "a is 0" 3: elsif a==1 4: p "a is 1" 5: end So, I have released ruby-debug-ide 0.1.4 which binds to ruby-debug-base 0.9.3 and also has the following changes:** * fixed noise on stdout * debug_eval got a 10 sec timeout * fixed exit command > > I've also notice that RubyDebugCommandFactory#createStepReturn uses > 'next' command. It should use 'finish' command instead I believe. But > maybe I've missed some hidden purpose. No, it was just plain ignorance from my side. > > Attaching possible patch containing createStepReturn fix as well as > possible next+/step+ utilization. Thanks, I have applied them. > > So let me know if you commit the fix to createStepReturn into RDT so I > may proceed with next+/step+ merge. I have no idea yet how we should integrate the forced (+) next/step commands into the debug perspective. AFAIU the comments from Kent they make most sense in rhtml files although they can be used in every file. So, it might be a good default to use forced commands in rhtml files but so far you can't even set a breakpoint in an rhtml file. Thanks Markus ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Rubyeclipse-development mailing list Rubyeclipse-development@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rubyeclipse-development