Title: | Digital Ladebug debugger |
Moderator: | TLE::LUCIA |
Created: | Fri Feb 28 1992 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 969 |
Total number of notes: | 3959 |
We just finished testing FUSE and a number of debugger suggestions came in. Since they are unrelated to FUSE proper, I'll list them here: o "Instruction View" should have a View menu. It is the only view w/o one. o It would be nice to have a run button by default (rather that a customized one.) o The line numbers generated in the Source display part of the debugger are not clearly visible beyond 100. 4 digit numbers would not be visible at all ! [I've seen this as well -- John] o the icon of the Debugger io window could be better than the default four squares that Motif gives o It would be nice if the debugger icon was in color (FUSE icons are). o In dxladebug, the fonts are set in a resource file even in CDE. It would be better if the debugger picked up the fonts from CDE instead. This is related to FUSE, but on the ladebug side: o When using DXladebug under FUSE, there's an extraneous separator at the bottom of the FILE pulldown menu. In the stand-alone version of dxladebug, this separates CLOSE from EXIT, but there's no FILE->EXIT in the FUSE version.
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933.1 | Thanx for the feedback | TLE::CANDELA | This note's for you... | Mon Apr 28 1997 10:29 | 15 |
Thanx, We will add these to our list. As for o The line numbers generated in the Source display part of the debugger are not clearly visible beyond 100. 4 digit numbers would not be visible at all ! [I've seen this as well -- John] As an interim fix you can try experimenting with different fonts to fit larger line numbers on the dislay. Edit: DebugSource.Font: -*-COURIER-BOLD-R-*--*-100-*-*-*-*-ISO8859-1 in ladebugresource. I realize this is a hack, but it could help in a pinch. | |||||
933.2 | thanks... | TLE::JRICHARD | Fri May 02 1997 16:43 | 2 | |
I'll pass that advice along. |