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Listening to DebugEvents [message #903034]

Tue, 21 August 2012 13:33

Eclipse User

hi.

i am trying to listen to debug events through implementing the IDebugEventSetListener interface.
this is my implemention of the handleDebugEvent method:
@Override
public void handleDebugEvents(DebugEvent[] events) {
System.out.println("hello");
}
but for some reason after adding my class as debug event listner through the command:
DebugPlugin.getDefault().addDebugEventListener(class name);
for every debug event(like suspend,step into buttons,etc) the handleDebugEvent method is occuring more than one time, can someone explain to me why is this happening and or how to fix it?, thanks.

p.s
i am sorry if i posted in the wrong fourm, so if i did please direct me to the right one.

[Updated on: Tue, 21 August 2012 13:34] by Moderator

Re: Listening to DebugEvents [message #903218 is a reply to message #903034]

Wed, 22 August 2012 10:49

Eclipse User

#handleDebugEvents is called one time for each set of debug events given to the notifier - see DebugPlugin$EventNotifier for more details.

Each event can have a kind and details, so it could appear that there are many events of the same kind (STEP_INTO for example) but they could all have different details.

Also there are some instances where a debug element can fire the same event kind with the same detail more than once. For example consider a RuntimeProcess, just by calling its setAttribute method will fire a CHANGED kind and UNSPECIFIED detail event each time.

Is this maybe what you are seeing? If not, could you paste a trace of the event kind / details you are seeing as duplicated?

Re: Listening to DebugEvents [message #903446 is a reply to message #903034]

Thu, 23 August 2012 12:40

Eclipse User

i printed the output of clicking on the step into button 1 time on a JFrame.

this is the output on the JFrame:

event kind: 1
event kind: 1
event kind: 2
event kind: 2

does it help?

Re: Listening to DebugEvents [message #903661 is a reply to message #903446]

Fri, 24 August 2012 14:44

Eclipse User

That tells me that you got two resume and two suspend events. What were the details for the events? Could you run the trace again with a call to DebugEvent.toString() (it will print out the event kind and detail in plain english)?

Re: Listening to DebugEvents [message #903727 is a reply to message #903034]

Sat, 25 August 2012 01:57

Eclipse User

here is the output of the toString method when i clicked the step into button once:

entered the function
toString: DebugEvent[gdb/mi (25/08/12 08:55), RESUME, STEP_INTO]
toString: DebugEvent[1, RESUME, STEP_INTO]
toString: DebugEvent[1, SUSPEND, STEP_END]
entered the function
toString: DebugEvent[gdb/mi (25/08/12 08:55), SUSPEND, UNSPECIFIED]

i printed "entered the function" each time the handleDebugEvent function has been activated.

thanks.

Re: Listening to DebugEvents [message #903968 is a reply to message #903727]

Mon, 27 August 2012 09:15

Eclipse User

Looks like it is working fine to me. You are getting a step into event for gdb/m1 (your debug target?) and another one for '1' (the thread?). Its important to note that each debug model element can send their own events at any time.

See the DebugElement#fire*Event methods for more information about sending your own events / finding where events get sent.

Re: Listening to DebugEvents [message #904749 is a reply to message #903034]

Wed, 29 August 2012 00:58

Eclipse User

it seems i fixed the problem by checking the source of the event and his kind, and by that i filtered the debugevents.

thanks.

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