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I've gone ahead and tried implementing the change. Right-clicking on a problem with one or more fixes will show a "Quick Fix..." option. When selected, it'll precompute all the titles of the fixes (allowing for stopping at a breakpoint if desired), and then it will show a dialog. The chosen fix could also stop at a breakpoint if needed. This is now ready for a full review. |
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Fixes #187.
Here is a WIP pull request for adding debugging support to EVL fixes.
This is trickier than it seems, as it breaks an assumption we had in our DAP support: that modules ran to completion and then finished. I had to move the concept of when a module was "done" to a new method in the IEolDebugger interface: the
done()method in IEolDebugger doesn't work as it is called after the execution listener'sfinishedExecutingmethod, which is where the debug adapter reacts to the program having completed its execution.I also had to tweak the EVL UI in Eclipse so that it won't block when we hit a breakpoint in the middle of applying a fix. We need to do something similar for computing the titles of the fixes, but this means we have to change from a context menu, to something like the "quick fixes" dialog in Eclipse.
@kolovos, would you be OK with the above change in the Validation view?