| feature request/proposal [message #59716] |
Tue, 17 June 2003 16:50  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi, all:
i look at the source code of my java file, quite big percentage of it
is logging codes (either use Log4j or System.println). and they made the
code less readable. and, during the debug process, thoese statements are
commented on/off back and force again and again.
i just imagine if our Java editor could have such a feature:
o The source editor produce a look-up table of all log statements inside
each classes/methods;
o There is a check box for each statement/method/class to turn on/off;
o When we doing editing, we can optionally turn on/off those log
statements to be displayed or not in the source file;
o Before summit to compilor, the editor strip off all un-checked
statement and only keeps the checked; so that we only produce
output
for the places we wanted.
thank you for your attention.
best regards.
kevin.
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| Re: feature request/proposal [message #59969 is a reply to message #59716] |
Wed, 18 June 2003 02:50  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: yves.somewhere.com
Instead of printing the values you want, run your application in
debugging mode in Eclipse, and put breakpoints at the places where
you want to verify the value of a variable.
You can enable / disable breakpoints so you only stop at the
places where you want.
kevin wrote:
> Hi, all:
>
> i look at the source code of my java file, quite big percentage of it
> is logging codes (either use Log4j or System.println). and they made the
> code less readable. and, during the debug process, thoese statements are
> commented on/off back and force again and again.
>
> i just imagine if our Java editor could have such a feature:
>
> o The source editor produce a look-up table of all log statements inside
> each classes/methods;
> o There is a check box for each statement/method/class to turn on/off;
> o When we doing editing, we can optionally turn on/off those log
> statements to be displayed or not in the source file;
> o Before summit to compilor, the editor strip off all un-checked
> statement and only keeps the checked; so that we only produce
> output
> for the places we wanted.
>
> thank you for your attention.
>
> best regards.
>
> kevin.
>
>
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