[RDT-Dev] debug status in jruby

Discussion:

Ricardo Trindade

2007-02-11 14:27:40 UTC

Hi,

I've been following the debug in RDT discussion, I'm just wondering
if it applies to jruby already.

Since there's no apparent way to select jruby as the interpreter, I
usually run jruby apps with a java run, specifying jruby's main as the
main class, and the current selected file as the argument (via
${resource_loc}). Setting breakpoints in ruby code in this config
doesn't work (I really wasn't expecting it to work, but still tried.)

Can it be used on jruby at this point ?

thanks,
Ricardo

Christopher Williams

2007-02-12 14:33:19 UTC

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Ricardo,
murphee has been working on a plugin that adds JRuby specific extensions
for RDT - and part of that is to provide a JRuby VM/interpreter type that
should allow debugging. I'm not sure of his status on that work...

Thanks,
Chris

Post by Ricardo Trindade
Hi,
I've been following the debug in RDT discussion, I'm just wondering
if it applies to jruby already.
Since there's no apparent way to select jruby as the interpreter, I
usually run jruby apps with a java run, specifying jruby's main as the
main class, and the current selected file as the argument (via
${resource_loc}). Setting breakpoints in ruby code in this config
doesn't work (I really wasn't expecting it to work, but still tried.)
Can it be used on jruby at this point ?
thanks,
Ricardo
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Werner Schuster (murphee)

2007-02-12 22:10:17 UTC

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Post by Ricardo Trindade
Since there's no apparent way to select jruby as the interpreter, I
usually run jruby apps with a java run, specifying jruby's main as the
main class, and the current selected file as the argument (via
${resource_loc}). Setting breakpoints in ruby code in this config
doesn't work (I really wasn't expecting it to work, but still tried.)

In short: it's working right now, the code for it lives over @
https://rubyforge.org/projects/rdt-jruby/
This is a seperate plugin that provides a JRuby VM config and this
allows debugging JRuby code (breakpoints only at the moment, due to some
problem with
JRuby).

If you're really courageous you can try the CVS version of the plugin
(Note: this'll need the latest in RDT (what will be RDT 0.9).)
OR you can wait a week (or so) - I'll put up a cleaned up version on an
update site.

murphee

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Ricardo Trindade

2007-02-13 10:23:24 UTC

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Hi, 
 
    I did check it out, but it seems there's no and or maven build
file... Since there's a build.properties, I'm guessing you forgot to
put it there. 
 
    As long as trunk builds, I can assure you that we'll upgrade
regularly, use it and give you lots of feedback. 
 
thanks, 
Ricardo 
 
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<pre wrap="">Ricardo Trindade wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> Since there's no apparent way to select jruby as the interpreter, I
usually run jruby apps with a java run, specifying jruby's main as the
main class, and the current selected file as the argument (via
${resource_loc}). Setting breakpoints in ruby code in this config
doesn't work (I really wasn't expecting it to work, but still tried.)

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<pre wrap="">In short: it's working right now, the code for it lives over @
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://rubyforge.org/projects/rdt-jruby/">https://rubyforge.org/projects/rdt-jruby/</a>
This is a seperate plugin that provides a JRuby VM config and this
allows debugging JRuby code (breakpoints only at the moment, due to some
problem with
JRuby).

If you're really courageous you can try the CVS version of the plugin
(Note: this'll need the latest in RDT (what will be RDT 0.9).)
OR you can wait a week (or so) - I'll put up a cleaned up version on an
update site.

murphee

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Markus Barchfeld

2007-02-13 10:52:35 UTC

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Hi,
I did check it out, but it seems there's no and or maven build file... Since
there's a build.properties, I'm guessing you forgot to put it there.

I think you have to set up a workspace. Setting up a workspace for RDT
is described here:
http://rubyeclipse.mktec.com/cgi-bin/trac.py/wiki/WorkspaceSetup.
cheers
Markus