"Abhijeet More" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Okay - here's what's happenning: when I set a breakpoint the file I > set a break point on is fetched. The buffer is not displayed - However > if I do change to that buffer I can see the red dot gud puts in. > Now if I step through the program, the source buffer should be > displayed with an arrow next to the line to be executed - but this > doesn't happen. The buffer is not displayed.
I will try to check it next days. As always, I'm short in time ... > The traces are huge - I gave up trying to figure out the relevant data >>from them ( tried with tramp-verbose = 6..10). Yes, but the traces are in outline mode. So it shall be possible to filter them. tramp-(g|s)et-file-properties use trace level 8. > Am currently trying to 'edebug' to see what's going on: > I have a few questions: > How does file-exists-p call tramp-handle-file-exists-p? Is it set up > as an advice? I couldn't see any defadvice for this. See (info "(elisp)Magic File Names") for the mechanism behind. > Also there's a utility function called tramp-gud-file-name - when is > this called? It is defined in tramp-util.el. This whole file is intended to be "a hack" running commands on a remote host even if the underlying (X)Emacs does not support this. Consequently, tramp-util.el is not used anymore in Emacs 23. tramp-gud-file-name is used in gud-%s-find-file - see the defadvices in tramp-util.el. > I set a break on this function (edebug) and traced through a 'C-c C-n' > in gud-mode - but this function wasn't called. That needs more investigation. > AM Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
