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Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723793]

Thu, 18 February 2016 00:28

Eclipse User

HI,
I am trying to run individual test cases from the Auto-created "parsing test.xtend".In intellij I do not see a "run as" for the particular class. Moreover, When I try to debug the test the breakpoint does not stop at the test.

However, When I put the breakpoint in the generated java test class it stops . And it is also identified as a test class and I can run individual tests.

What could be the issue with the "xtend" test class. I wish to debug directy in the test i write in xtend and not in java. Please suggest.

[Updated on: Thu, 18 February 2016 00:28] by Moderator

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723796 is a reply to message #1723793]

Thu, 18 February 2016 02:05

Eclipse User

hi,

if you run java you can anyway set the breakpoint in xtend and it will stop there.
for the missing run command please file a enhancement request

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723797 is a reply to message #1723796]

Thu, 18 February 2016 02:31

Eclipse User

Thanks for the reply. Breakpoint does not stop in xtend . If I set in java it stops. !

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723798 is a reply to message #1723797]

Thu, 18 February 2016 02:39

Eclipse User

are you sure the Java classes where built correct.
i have no idea how to get intellij proper Setup but in my case
next to the Java files there are YourClassName.java._trace files created

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723802 is a reply to message #1723798]

Thu, 18 February 2016 02:52

Eclipse User

Yes The java classes are built correctly. I can debug the class. I dont know why the breakpoint does not stop in xtend. Also, the java class is created when I mvn clean install. Is it the normal behaviour or it should be created as I change the xtend file .

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723803 is a reply to message #1723802]

Thu, 18 February 2016 02:58

Eclipse User

maybe @sven efftinge can give us a clue. in my case xtend compiler builds this stuff automatically

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723805 is a reply to message #1723803]

Thu, 18 February 2016 03:01

Eclipse User

p.S:

i saw that i i restarted intellij and then open and edting and xtend file intelij asks if it should handle the xtend files in this project

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723808 is a reply to message #1723805]

Thu, 18 February 2016 03:23

Eclipse User

I am confused ,what to do:(

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723811 is a reply to message #1723805]

Thu, 18 February 2016 03:28

Eclipse User

to test

(1) file new Project
(2) java, tick xtend, use libary, create, next
(3) enter a name, finish (new window)

create a xtend class

package my

/**
 * Created by dietrich on 18.02.16.
 */
class Main {

    def static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Hello")
        System.out.println("Hello")
        System.out.println("Hello")
        System.out.println("Hello")
        System.out.println("Hello")
        System.out.println("Hello")
    }
}

run the generated main
set breakpoint in xtend
debug the generated main

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723814 is a reply to message #1723811]

Thu, 18 February 2016 03:41

Eclipse User

Well ,this works .but in my xtext project I dont even get the option to run as --debug,etc..

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[Updated on: Thu, 18 February 2016 03:45] by Moderator

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723816 is a reply to message #1723814]

Thu, 18 February 2016 04:01

Eclipse User

as i sead you have to call debug on the generated Java file

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723819 is a reply to message #1723816]

Thu, 18 February 2016 04:19

Eclipse User

So i can't debug an xtend test?. only debug the java.? Also ,this java test class is not geting generated on the fly. I have to clean install to generate .Is it usual for the setting in xtext project? :/

Re: Running ParsingTest in intellij [message #1723823 is a reply to message #1723819]

Thu, 18 February 2016 04:33

Eclipse User

hi,

i cannot answer this.

what i can tell you.

- there is no run or debug command on xtend files. please open a ticket for this.
- if you debug the generated Java file and set a breakpoint in the xtend file, the the flow will stop in the xtend file
- to get this running the xtend builder must run "somehow" automatically. on my Setup this happens
(there is a xtend facet in the Projects iml)

i create the Project using the wizard and do a grade clean and a grade build first and a refresh all grade Projects besore startng editing

since i am not what deep into intellij that is all what i personally can do

can you please file a bug if he "somehow" automatically does not work in your Setup
with detailed seteps what you are exactly doing when creating the xtext Project.

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