Victor J. Orlikowski wrote: > I was able to get part way
With the patch I was able to rebuild BSF OK, but I can try to do it one more time.through adapting the current Rhino engine to the 1.5r4 API with this patch. However, significant changes need to be made against RhinoContextProxy and JsContextStub to make it compile.Furthermore, I will heartily agree that the current implementation does not quite map onto the new Rhino API. I would be curious to see if you have done any more work on this.
The new API is a part of Rhino 1.5R4, which was released on 2003-02-12. The main difference is that now Rhino does not checks for breakpoints itself, instead it asks the debugger if it wants to monitor execution a particular function or not and if yes, the debugger will get control on each script line. Then debugger can check for breakpoints, for example, via itself via a bit array. In this way it is very easy to monitor execution of generated scripts or scripts loaded before the debugger was attached to Rhino.That said, work probably should not progress, until 1) Rhino's debug API settles down - 1.5r3 is still (supposedly) the current release, and 2) BSF's debug API/architecture is a bit better hashed out - the current bit is based very closely on Rhino.
Regards, Igor
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