| Extension Point for Java Breakpoints [message #180073] |
Wed, 14 January 2004 20:18  |
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Originally posted by: rhubarb.mailinator.com
I've written this before way back in the 2.1 days, and am hoping things
have changed since then.
I have a hack that adds sounds to breakpoints - when the breakpoint is hit
you hear a sound - very handy, stole it from other IDEs.
The problem is in turning my hack into a plugin. Its a very simple hack
but it needs to add itself as a breakpoint listener to work.
Is there some extension point I could use for this.
I requested a breakpoint extension point that would load extensions and
add them as bp listeners but the feature request in bugzilla seems to have
been shelved.
Someone suggested I use the startup extension point, but will that work?
Is there anything better?
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| Re: Extension Point for Java Breakpoints [message #180613 is a reply to message #180560] |
Thu, 15 January 2004 19:07  |
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Originally posted by: rhubarb.mailinator.com
> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound" feature to
> the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
I'd be happy to. I'd don't want to make any money of this thing - I just
want to have sounds without having to hack every new release of Eclipse.
(Hence getting a plug-in going).
How do I go about contributing the feature?
Darin Wright wrote:
> I recall this feature request. The Java debugger does not support a
> breakpoint listener extension point - still, just a listener API. Someone
> else will need to comment on the "startup extension point" - I'm not
> familiar with it.
> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound" feature to
> the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
> Darin
> "rhubarb" <rhubarb@mailinator.com> wrote in message
> news:bu487a$ipm$1@eclipse.org...
> > I've written this before way back in the 2.1 days, and am hoping things
> > have changed since then.
> > I have a hack that adds sounds to breakpoints - when the breakpoint is hit
> > you hear a sound - very handy, stole it from other IDEs.
> > The problem is in turning my hack into a plugin. Its a very simple hack
> > but it needs to add itself as a breakpoint listener to work.
> > Is there some extension point I could use for this.
> > I requested a breakpoint extension point that would load extensions and
> > add them as bp listeners but the feature request in bugzilla seems to have
> > been shelved.
> >
> > Someone suggested I use the startup extension point, but will that work?
> > Is there anything better?
> >
> >
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| Re: Extension Point for Java Breakpoints [message #180739 is a reply to message #180613] |
Thu, 15 January 2004 23:20 |
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Originally posted by: jaredburns.acm.org.nospam
File a bug report in bugzilla (bugs.eclipse.org/bugs) requesting the
feature, then attach your contribution to the bug.
Just a reminder: Uploading content to our bugzilla means you're providing it
to us under the CPL.
- Jared
rhubarb wrote:
>
>> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound" feature
>> to the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
> I'd be happy to. I'd don't want to make any money of this thing - I just
> want to have sounds without having to hack every new release of Eclipse.
> (Hence getting a plug-in going).
> How do I go about contributing the feature?
>
> Darin Wright wrote:
>
>> I recall this feature request. The Java debugger does not support a
>> breakpoint listener extension point - still, just a listener API. Someone
>> else will need to comment on the "startup extension point" - I'm not
>> familiar with it.
>
>> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound" feature
>> to the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
>
>> Darin
>
>> "rhubarb" <rhubarb@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>> news:bu487a$ipm$1@eclipse.org...
>> > I've written this before way back in the 2.1 days, and am hoping things
>> > have changed since then.
>> > I have a hack that adds sounds to breakpoints - when the breakpoint is
>> > hit you hear a sound - very handy, stole it from other IDEs.
>> > The problem is in turning my hack into a plugin. Its a very simple hack
>> > but it needs to add itself as a breakpoint listener to work.
>> > Is there some extension point I could use for this.
>> > I requested a breakpoint extension point that would load extensions and
>> > add them as bp listeners but the feature request in bugzilla seems to
>> > have been shelved.
>> >
>> > Someone suggested I use the startup extension point, but will that
>> > work? Is there anything better?
>> >
>> >
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| Re: Extension Point for Java Breakpoints [message #180784 is a reply to message #180739] |
Fri, 16 January 2004 00:14 |
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Originally posted by: rhubarb.mailinator.com
Thanks I'll do that.
In that case Id better clean it up a bit.
For one thing I should make it optional I guess.
For another, while I've been a professional java programmer for 7 years,
this is the first time I've had to load a wav file (or done anything with
audio). So I just copied some example from the sun java tutorial that uses
media-tracker. Is there a proper way to do this in eclipse? Is there a
proper location for the wav files - or is the package with the debug stuff
Im adding okay.
-rhubarb
Jared Burns wrote:
> File a bug report in bugzilla (bugs.eclipse.org/bugs) requesting the
> feature, then attach your contribution to the bug.
> Just a reminder: Uploading content to our bugzilla means you're providing it
> to us under the CPL.
> - Jared
> rhubarb wrote:
> >
> >> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound" feature
> >> to the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
> > I'd be happy to. I'd don't want to make any money of this thing - I just
> > want to have sounds without having to hack every new release of Eclipse.
> > (Hence getting a plug-in going).
> > How do I go about contributing the feature?
> >
> > Darin Wright wrote:
> >
> >> I recall this feature request. The Java debugger does not support a
> >> breakpoint listener extension point - still, just a listener API. Someone
> >> else will need to comment on the "startup extension point" - I'm not
> >> familiar with it.
> >
> >> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound" feature
> >> to the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
> >
> >> Darin
> >
> >> "rhubarb" <rhubarb@mailinator.com> wrote in message
> >> news:bu487a$ipm$1@eclipse.org...
> >> > I've written this before way back in the 2.1 days, and am hoping things
> >> > have changed since then.
> >> > I have a hack that adds sounds to breakpoints - when the breakpoint is
> >> > hit you hear a sound - very handy, stole it from other IDEs.
> >> > The problem is in turning my hack into a plugin. Its a very simple hack
> >> > but it needs to add itself as a breakpoint listener to work.
> >> > Is there some extension point I could use for this.
> >> > I requested a breakpoint extension point that would load extensions and
> >> > add them as bp listeners but the feature request in bugzilla seems to
> >> > have been shelved.
> >> >
> >> > Someone suggested I use the startup extension point, but will that
> >> > work? Is there anything better?
> >> >
> >> >
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| Re: Extension Point for Java Breakpoints [message #180811 is a reply to message #180784] |
Fri, 16 January 2004 01:43 |
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Originally posted by: jaredburns.acm.org.nospam
Submitting Sun code to Eclipse might be a problem. Before you submit
anything, please look into licensing/copyright issues to make sure your
code is clean.
- Jared
rhurbarb wrote:
> Thanks I'll do that.
> In that case Id better clean it up a bit.
> For one thing I should make it optional I guess.
> For another, while I've been a professional java programmer for 7 years,
> this is the first time I've had to load a wav file (or done anything with
> audio). So I just copied some example from the sun java tutorial that uses
> media-tracker. Is there a proper way to do this in eclipse? Is there a
> proper location for the wav files - or is the package with the debug stuff
> Im adding okay.
>
> -rhubarb
>
> Jared Burns wrote:
>
>> File a bug report in bugzilla (bugs.eclipse.org/bugs) requesting the
>> feature, then attach your contribution to the bug.
>
>> Just a reminder: Uploading content to our bugzilla means you're providing
>> it to us under the CPL.
>
>> - Jared
>
>> rhubarb wrote:
>
>> >
>> >> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound"
>> >> feature to the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
>> > I'd be happy to. I'd don't want to make any money of this thing - I
>> > just want to have sounds without having to hack every new release of
>> > Eclipse. (Hence getting a plug-in going).
>> > How do I go about contributing the feature?
>> >
>> > Darin Wright wrote:
>> >
>> >> I recall this feature request. The Java debugger does not support a
>> >> breakpoint listener extension point - still, just a listener API.
>> >> Someone else will need to comment on the "startup extension point" -
>> >> I'm not familiar with it.
>> >
>> >> Perhaps you would consider contributing your "breakpoint sound"
>> >> feature to the Java debugger, to be included as part of the SDK?
>> >
>> >> Darin
>> >
>> >> "rhubarb" <rhubarb@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>> >> news:bu487a$ipm$1@eclipse.org...
>> >> > I've written this before way back in the 2.1 days, and am hoping
>> >> > things have changed since then.
>> >> > I have a hack that adds sounds to breakpoints - when the breakpoint
>> >> > is hit you hear a sound - very handy, stole it from other IDEs.
>> >> > The problem is in turning my hack into a plugin. Its a very simple
>> >> > hack but it needs to add itself as a breakpoint listener to work.
>> >> > Is there some extension point I could use for this.
>> >> > I requested a breakpoint extension point that would load extensions
>> >> > and add them as bp listeners but the feature request in bugzilla
>> >> > seems to have been shelved.
>> >> >
>> >> > Someone suggested I use the startup extension point, but will that
>> >> > work? Is there anything better?
>> >> >
>> >> >
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