Werner Schuster (murphee) wrote:
Martin Krauskopf wrote:
Yes, this is what I'm beginning to work on. It will be bunch of small
-Test::Unit::TestCase-s which will be testing every corner of the
protocol, runnable against whatever Ruby implementation. So it will as
well catch every
Any preferences for the name of the project? Remote Debug? Or Remote
Debug Commons? :)
I think commons is important, so Remote Debug Commons or Debugger
Commons sounds good.
BTW is anybody actively working on FTC_ClassicDebuggerCommunicationTest?
I've noticed that always when there is
Markus Barchfeld wrote:
Any preferences for the name of the project? Remote Debug? Or Remote
Debug Commons? :)
I think commons is important, so Remote Debug Commons or Debugger
Commons sounds good.
BTW is anybody actively working on FTC_ClassicDebuggerCommunicationTest?
I've noticed
BTW on which version of debug.rb is eclipseDebug.rb built on? According to:
http://rubyeclipse.mktec.com/cgi-bin/trac.py/ticket/225
it seems quite old. There was not merged fix in debug.rb which was five
years old.
That might be. I started on eclipseDebug.rb in 2002 on stable
murphee,
There's no shortcut right now to grab the root AST node from an editor.
You can grab the IRubyScript from an editor, and then traverse the
IRubyElement model hierarchy. You can also provide the root AST to findNode
on Members (fields, methods, classes, modules) and get the corresponding
murphe, all,
On 1/25/07, Werner Schuster (murphee) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another issue: I'm not quite sure how the lookup system for different
VMs works - it seems like it tries to lookup some VM configuration based
on the project, and if it can't find anything there, it falls back to
the
Hi,
I'm trying out the nightly build (0.8.0.701261527NGT), and I can't seem to
figure out how to select the ruby executable.
I go to the Add RubyVM dialog in the preferences, and try to put /usr/bin in
the RubyVM home directory field. The only option under RubyVM type is
Standard VM.
Am I
Christopher Williams wrote:
We're having a few people trip over this. We expect the directory which
contains bin/ruby and lib underneath it. So for most unix installs, the
right directory to choose is /usr or /usr/local.
This'll be a usability problem, so how about this:
Windows: No problem,
