At 03:43 PM 7/10/00 -0500, you wrote:
>How do I get command line arguments in when I start a JDEbug session?
>
>I installed emacs, speedbar & semantic and can do the Processes->Start
>Debugger. With the
>source code in an emacs window & breakpoint at the first time args is
>referenced, I invoke
>JDE->Debug App. & it sops at the breakpoint, but I don't know how to get the
>command line
>arguments in.
>
>I tried using jde-run-read-app-args & can use JDE->Run App to prompt the
>arguments, but
>execution doesn't stop at the breakpoint (similar to the question addressed
>in FAQ).
>
>Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Hwa Shen
>
>From the JDEbug User's Guide:
Working with Process Buffers
JDEbug creates a set of buffers for each process that you debug during a
debugger session.
Buffer Description
Process Displays status messages from the debugger.
Local Variables Displays the values of local variables and the
fields of the object on which the current
method
was invoked (the implicit this object).
Command Line Interface (CLI) Allows you to interact with a process that has
a command
line interface (CLI). The JDE sends lines
that you type
in this buffer to the process's standard
input. The process's
standard output also appears in this buffer.
Threads Displays the current status of all threads
created by the
debuggee process. The
JDEbug->Display->Threads command creates
this buffer.
*JDEbug* Displays the low-level commands sent by Emacs to
the Java
backend of JDEbug, the backend's responses
to those commands,
and events detected by the backend. You
should always include
a copy of this buffer in bug reports as it
represents a
complete record of your debugs session.
Displaying the Buffers
JDEbug displays the Process and Locals buffer in windows in the current
frame when you launch or attach a process.
� To replace one of these buffers with another, select the buffer
from the JDEbug->Show Buffers menu.
� To display a buffer in a separate frame, select the buffer and
then select Files->Make New Frame.
� To display the startup window configuration for a process,
select JDEbug->Processes->Set Target Process and enter the process's
ID number.
- Paul
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