def OnAdd(self, msg, code):
doc, view = scriptutils.GetActiveEditorDocument()
if doc is None:
## Don't do a messagebox, as this could be triggered from the app's
## idle loop whenever the debug toolbar is visible, giving a never-ending
## series of dialogs. This can happen when the OnUpdate handler
## for the toolbar button IDC_DBG_ADD fails, since MFC falls back to
## sending a normal command if the UI update command fails.
## win32ui.MessageBox('There is no active window - no breakpoint can be added')
warnings.warn('There is no active window - no breakpoint can be added')
return None
pathName = doc.GetPathName()
lineNo = view.LineFromChar(view.GetSel()[0])+1
# If I have a debugger, then tell it, otherwise just add a marker
d=self._GetDebugger()
if d is None:
import pywin.framework.editor.color.coloreditor
doc.MarkerToggle(lineNo, pywin.framework.editor.color.coloreditor.MARKER_BREAKPOINT)
else:
if d.get_break(pathName, lineNo):
win32ui.SetStatusText('Clearing breakpoint',1)
rc = d.clear_break(pathName, lineNo)
else:
win32ui.SetStatusText('Setting breakpoint',1)
rc = d.set_break(pathName, lineNo)
if rc:
win32ui.MessageBox(rc)
d.GUIRespondDebuggerData()
def OnUpdateAddBreakpoints(self, cmdui): doc, view = scriptutils.GetActiveEditorDocument() if doc is None: enabled = 0 else: enabled = 1 lineNo = view.LineFromChar(view.GetSel()[0])+1 import pywin.framework.editor.color.coloreditor cmdui.SetCheck(doc.MarkerAtLine(lineNo, pywin.framework.editor.color.coloreditor.MARKER_BREAKPOINT) != 0) cmdui.Enable(enabled)