Hi Rocky, I don't know if you are aware of that, but MacRuby has its own
debugger: macrubyc.
It does miss a nice UI and Xcode integration but it works quite well, if you
were to be contracted out to work on a debugger, you might want to start
there.
- Matt
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 3:10 PM, Rocky
Hi Alan,
Do you control the data structure that holds a reference to 'B'? If yes, you
may want to use NSHashTable which supports weak references.
To me, this sounds like a design problem. Maybe your project can be
re-architectured to avoid this pattern.
Laurent
On Feb 15, 2011, at 12:22 AM, A
Is there interest in funding someone to work on a better debugger than
ruby-debug MacRuby?
Over the last decade or so, I've been writing debuggers as a work-related
hobby. I'm looking for work, and I thought maybe I
should try to do something related to debuggers.
I currently maintain ruby-debug
Hi Laurent,
Thanks for the response. In essence the problem I have is something like this:
Object 'A' is created, then to handle Key Value Observing, Object 'B' is
created which holds an instance variable to Object 'A'. 'B' is held in a hash
or array somewhere. Object 'B' only has a purpose whil
