1.9 - Debugger doesn't seem to run..

Glider (IDE)
#21

Hello Schizoid,

Please either re-update it or go to help->User directory-> and delete the “system plugins” folder. This will force it to copy those over from the app/program files.

Regards,

M.Y. Developers

#22

Thanks M.Y. Developers,

I did delete the folder, but it didn’t fully work, so I copied the System Plugins folder from the app/program files folder and restarted.  That worked!

I also saw 3 updates that i installed.  

Unfortunately, I am still at a point where I do not see any variables during a breakpoint.

I am confident this will be fixed soon… I do appreciate the work on Glider.  It’s a great tool!

–john

#23

Hello John,

Can you please send the logs via help-> upload logs?

Regards,

M.Y. Developers

#24

M.Y.,

I sent the logs just now.

thanks!

–john

#25

@Chris and John,

Thanks for the logs! It helped us track down the problem(s). Please get the update and try again, everything should work smoothly now.

Regards,

M.Y. Developers

#26

M.Y. Developers,

Thanks for the update!  It is now working.  I can see variables, and hovering over variables now shows their values.

I appreciate all the work you do on this… Glider is awesome!

#27

^^^ What Schizoid said ^^^

Great job guys, fantastic turn around on the fix!!!

Regards

Chris

#28

I can actually break at the breakpoints, but on the variables tab, there are no variables listed.

#29

I’m having the same issue with 1.9.  I can run the debugger, set breakpoints and have execution stop at each breakpoint.  But no variables are shown.

#30

Hello Everyone,

We need a bit more information to fix this:

  1. What platform are you running?

  2. Did you try the Corona sample projects? Does it break there?

  3. Do you get print statements when you debug/run?

Regards,

M.Y. Developers

#31

My info,

  1.  I am using Windows 7

  2. Yes, I did try a Corona sample project (Fishies) and I could see variables when I hit a breakpoint.  

  3. Print statements do display.

I saw there were several updates, and after installing them, the same problem occurs… I cannot see anything in the variables tab when I hit a breakpoint in my projects.

#32

Interesting… I fired up LuaGlider this morning and everything is working fine… not sure what changed overnight but everything’s fine now…

Thanks for the quick response MY!

(probably should also add that this is one of the best debuggers I’ve ever used - top work chaps!)

#33

Not for me  :frowning:

Still can’t see variables

#34

Mac OS X 10.8.3

Corona 2013.1106 (2013.5.11)

LuaGliderv19 20130213220019

I load up my project and debugger shows no variables.  I then concurrently open up the bridge demo and variables work on that project.  I debug again on my project and variables show up for a few steps and then no more.  I am able to repeat this process with other sample projects and mine. 

#35

I’ve applied the updates from this morning and variables are showing up upon reaching the first breakpoint and step thrus.  However, upon stepping into a call that opens up a new file, the variable display stops updating entirely.

#36

Hello Everyone,

We are on the hunt for a project that causes this problem but if you could send/attach a simple project that can help us replicate the issue that would help us out alot. We take your privacy very seriously and all code will be kept confidential. You can also send us the logs, it might have errors in there that we can fix. You can do this via help-> send logs.

Regards,

M.Y. Developers

#37

Here is something weird…

I loaded a small test project I had and added a breakpoint.  At the breakpoint, I did see variables listed.

I then unloaded that project, and loaded another project.  This second project is one that I never could get to see variables.  I added a breakpoint, and when execution stopped at that point, the variables showing were all the variables form my first unloaded project… with values!  That project is not even loaded.

I then unloaded that project and completely unloaded Glider.  I ran Glider again and loaded the second project and added a breakpoint in the same place as before, and there are no variables listed.

#38

Hello Schizoid,

A new feature of Glider is you can now hover over variables (in the editor) to see their value. Is this working properly?

Regards,

M.Y. Developers

#39

M.Y, Hovering over variables does work… Sometimes. Ido have to hover over a couple of times ona few occasions. One time hovering over the variables didn’t work at all. Are you asking because of my previous post in this thread? Just curious since I don’t mention that before. I was a bit shocked to see variables and values (on the variables tab) that I had defined In a previously loaded, and the unloaded, project. Thanks, --john

#40

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