2Dimitar - have fixed bug with empty watch list delete button press and corrected scroll policy. Also eliminated some bugs, but there are many of them there I suppose, nobody have tested it yet. About other comments - preferences is on the way, now figuring out what to put there. Menu is not a problem but not a primary task for me now, I want to do some bugfixing, before starting implementing another functions. About vte, to say the truth, I'm a total lamer in autotools, i'll check this out soon.
The name - I realized that this is a little mess - calling plugin so, but I hardly can imagine another sutable name which hasn't been occupied: geanydebug, geanydebugger? If you have any proposals, please write them.
What I wanted to ask is has the plugin to be cross-platform? I use some posix specific code now, for interrupting GDB, and probably there will be some work to be done with GDB paths etc.
Best regards, Alex
p.s. sorrry for previous message, accidentally have sent it from another account
Hi,
Le 10/01/2011 02:42, Alexander Petukhov a écrit :
[…] What I wanted to ask is has the plugin to be cross-platform?
No, I don't think a plugin *have* to be cross-platform, it's a developer choice to maintain it cross-platform. It's better IMHO, but I don't think anybody can blame you not to maintain it for an OS you don't use/know well, since it isn't a no-op task.
If you plan to be part of the geany-plugins "project", I think the only important think is that the plugin must not break Windows build for other plugins but rather disable itself from building (e.g. soft degradation). This said, it's only my POV :)
I use some posix specific code now, for interrupting GDB, and probably there will be some work to be done with GDB paths etc.
Can't you use GLib wrappers for most of these tasks? (I particularly think of process interaction) This would probably help toward being cross-platform at a very low cost.
Regards, Colomban
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 04:42:12 +0300 Alexander Petukhov Alexander.Petukhov@mail.ru wrote:
2Dimitar - have fixed bug with empty watch list delete button press and corrected scroll policy.
Scrolling feels better now.
Also eliminated some bugs, but there are many of them there I suppose, nobody have tested it yet.
About the "Hit count": I thought it means the number of times a breakpoint has been hit, but it's the number of hits required to break the execution (nemiver "Ignore count"). So that's not a bug.