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| Interface Summary | |
| IDebugModelPresentation | A debug model presentation is responsible for providing labels, images, and editors associated with debug elements in a specific debug model. |
| IDebugUIConstants | Constant definitions for debug UI plug-in. |
| IDebugView | Common function for debug views. |
| ILaunchConfigurationDialog | A launch configuration dialog is used to edit and launch launch configurations. |
| ILaunchConfigurationTab | A launch configuration tab is used to edit/view attributes of a specific type of launch configuration. |
| ILaunchConfigurationTabGroup | A launch configuration tab group is used to edit/view attributes of a specific type of launch configuration. |
| ILaunchShortcut | A launch shortcut is capable of launching a selection or active editor in the workbench. |
| ISourcePresentation | A source presentation is used to resolve an editor in which to display a debug model element, breakpoint, or source element. |
| IValueDetailListener | Notified of detailed value descriptions. |
| Class Summary | |
| AbstractDebugView | Common function for debug related views:
Debug view adpater implementation - IDebugView
Action registry - actions can be stored in this view
with a key. |
| AbstractLaunchConfigurationTab | Common function for launch configuration tabs. |
| AbstractLaunchConfigurationTabGroup | Common function for launch configuration tab groups. |
| CommonTab | Common launch configuration tab to specify the location a launch configuration is stored, whether it should appear in the favorites list, and perspective switching for an associated launch. |
| DebugUITools | This class provides utilities for clients of the debug UI. |
Provides a generic debugger user interface that clients may customize via standard workbench extension points.
The Eclipse platform debug UI plug-in provides a set of classes and interfaces to support a language independent debugger user interface. A generic debug perspective is provided with a common set of views. Clients contribute actions to the debug views via the standard workbench extension points.
The debug view presents a tree of launched programs in debug and non-debug (run) mode. The view provides support for standard interactions such as terminating, stepping, suspending, and resuming threads, debug targets, and processes. The debug view is linked to an editor view, variable view, and console. The editor view is used to display source code for stack frames. A selection in the debug view causes the line of code being executed to be highlighted in the editor view. The variable view shows the visible variables in the selected stack frame, and the console view handles I/O for the debuggable process.
The variables view presents a tree of variables for the currently selected stack frame. A "details" area may be hidden/shown which provides a detailed description of the selected variable. For example, the Java debugger displays the result of invoking 'toString()' on the selected variable in this area.
The breakpoints view presents a list of all breakpoints currently defined in the workspace. It supports enabling/disabling and breakpoint removal.
The expression view presents a tree of expressions and their corresponding values.
The debug UI plug-in defines an extension (org.eclipse.debug.ui.debugModelPresentations) point to allow implementations of debug models to provide custom rendering and presentation of its debug elements. Extensions are registered for a specific debug model. It is intended that an implementation of a debug model will also provide an implementation of a debug model presentation. The presentation provides:
The debug UI plug-in provides a lanuch configuration dialog for creating and editing launch configurations. Clients may contribute tabs to the launch configuration dialog via the launchConfigurationTabGroup extension point.
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