#include <kdevdebugger.h>
Base class to handle signals from the editor that relate to breakpoints and the execution point of the debugger.
Definition at line 34 of file kdevdebugger.h.
◆ KDevDebugger()
| KDevDebugger::KDevDebugger |
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◆ ~KDevDebugger()
| KDevDebugger::~KDevDebugger |
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◆ activeBreakpointPixmap()
| const TQPixmap * KDevDebugger::activeBreakpointPixmap |
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◆ clearExecutionPoint()
| virtual void KDevDebugger::clearExecutionPoint |
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Clear the execution point.
Usefull if debugging has ended.
Implemented in Debugger.
◆ disabledBreakpointPixmap()
| const TQPixmap * KDevDebugger::disabledBreakpointPixmap |
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◆ executionPointPixmap()
| const TQPixmap * KDevDebugger::executionPointPixmap |
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◆ gotoExecutionPoint()
| virtual void KDevDebugger::gotoExecutionPoint |
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const KURL & | url, |
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int | lineNum = 0 ) |
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Goes to a given location in a source file and marks the line.
This is used by the debugger to mark the location where the the debugger has stopped.
Implemented in Debugger.
◆ inactiveBreakpointPixmap()
| const TQPixmap * KDevDebugger::inactiveBreakpointPixmap |
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◆ reachedBreakpointPixmap()
| const TQPixmap * KDevDebugger::reachedBreakpointPixmap |
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◆ setBreakpoint()
| virtual void KDevDebugger::setBreakpoint |
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const TQString & | fileName, |
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int | lineNum, |
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int | id, |
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bool | enabled, |
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bool | pending ) |
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Sets a breakpoint in the editor document belong to fileName.
If id==-1, the breakpoint is deleted.
Implemented in Debugger.
◆ toggledBreakpoint
| void KDevDebugger::toggledBreakpoint |
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const TQString & | fileName, |
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The user has toggled a breakpoint.
◆ toggledBreakpointEnabled
| void KDevDebugger::toggledBreakpointEnabled |
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const TQString & | fileName, |
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The user wants to enable/disable a breakpoint.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: