[vwnc] Any way to find out what breakpoints are set?

Hi all..

I'd like to know if there's a way to find out if any breakpoints are  
set anywhere within the image so that I can ensure nothing will be  
accidentally triggering the debugger if some code is executed for an  
off-nominal path,etc for a quasi-release image..

Thanks!

-- Rick

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>From the Launcher, open the Debug menu and select Browse Probes.  If I
needed to do this programmatically, I'd track down the code behind the
menu item and adapt it as needed.


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Hi all..

I'd like to know if there's a way to find out if any breakpoints are set
anywhere within the image so that I can ensure nothing will be
accidentally triggering the debugger if some code is executed for an
off-nominal path,etc for a quasi-release image..

Thanks!

-- Rick

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You can disable probes or remove all of them for deployment. Also, if you build using a clean image to load your code this won't be needed at all.

-Boris (via BlackBerry)

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Hi all..

I'd like to know if there's a way to find out if any breakpoints are  
set anywhere within the image so that I can ensure nothing will be  
accidentally triggering the debugger if some code is executed for an  
off-nominal path,etc for a quasi-release image..

Thanks!

-- Rick

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Thanks Adres!  Worked like a charm.. I guess I should RTFM!  Oh well..

Thanks again!

-- Rick

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Rick

There really is a lot of good stuff that probes and the
debugger can do. The pdf documentation explains just about
all of it. Read it through, you will be surprised at what
it can do.

Terry
 
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Hello,

A while ago, I promised to the Squeak list to contact Randy Giffen, the
author of 'Visual Syntax' - a visual form of a VisualWorks Smalltalk
browser. He replied and I am attaching a part of what he wrote because
it might be of interest to this group as well.

His code is excellent and very well designed, but worked on an older
version of VisualWorks. For use on the current release or in Squeak,
some parts would have to be modified, mostly the user interface code.
However, much can be reused and the project is worth looking at.

Ivan

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>From Randy:

...
I still have a copy of it installed on my desktop machine at work if
someone would like a demo

There are some examples online:

http://www.magma.ca/~rgiffen/visualsyntax.html 
* Master's thesis on an early version the syntax.
* The slides from a demonstration at OOPSLA'96.
* A small, unpublished report on an experimental comparison of
visual verses textual coding.
* An implementation of the syntax for VisualWorks 2.5 (with user's
guide)
A paper describing the visual syntax was presented at TOOLS 23.
A Visual Programming Interface for Smalltalk, R Giffen and I Tomek
in "Proceedings of Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems,
TOOLS 23"
Santa Barbara, California, 1997. R Ege, M Singh, B Meyer eds.
IEEE Computer Society, pp. 260-269


Note that some of the concepts were used for the "Visual Snippet Editor"
which is part of
WebSphere Integration Developer (the tooling for WebSphere Process
Server)

P.R. Giffen, G. Adams, K. McGuire, R. Tsui, H. Hoffman, "Visual Snippet
Editor - Success With Less," vlhcc,pp.212-218, Visual Languages and
Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC'06), 2006



http://www2.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/doi/10.1109/VLHCC.2006.56

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