Examples with FlutterLaunchMode io.flutter.run.FlutterLaunchMode used on opensource projects

Example 1 with FlutterLaunchMode

use of io.flutter.run.FlutterLaunchMode in project flutter-intellij by flutter.

the class DartVmServiceDebugProcessZ method onConnectSucceeded.

private void onConnectSucceeded(VmService vmService, VmOpenSourceLocationListener vmOpenSourceLocationListener) {
    final DartVmServiceListener vmServiceListener = new DartVmServiceListener(this, (DartVmServiceBreakpointHandler) myBreakpointHandlers[0]);
    final DartVmServiceBreakpointHandler breakpointHandler = (DartVmServiceBreakpointHandler) myBreakpointHandlers[0];
    myVmOpenSourceLocationListener = vmOpenSourceLocationListener;
    myVmServiceWrapper = new VmServiceWrapper(this, vmService, vmServiceListener, myIsolatesInfo, breakpointHandler);
    final ScriptProvider provider = (isolateId, scriptId) -> myVmServiceWrapper.getScriptSync(isolateId, scriptId);
    mapper.onConnect(provider, myConnector.getRemoteBaseUrl());
    // We disable the remote debug flag so that handleDebuggerConnected() does not echo the stdout and
    // stderr streams (this would duplicate what we get over daemon logging).
    remoteDebug = false;
    final FlutterLaunchMode launchMode = FlutterLaunchMode.getMode(executionEnvironment);
    if (launchMode.supportsDebugConnection()) {
        myVmServiceWrapper.handleDebuggerConnected();
    }
    // We re-enable the remote debug flag so that the service wrapper will call our guessRemoteProjectRoot()
    // method with the list of loaded libraries for the isolate.
    remoteDebug = true;
    vmService.addVmServiceListener(vmServiceListener);
    myVmOpenSourceLocationListener.addListener(this::onOpenSourceLocationRequest);
    myVmConnected = true;
    getSession().rebuildViews();
    onVmConnected(vmService);
}

Example 2 with FlutterLaunchMode

use of io.flutter.run.FlutterLaunchMode in project flutter-intellij by flutter.

the class DartVmServiceDebugProcess method onConnectSucceeded.

private void onConnectSucceeded(VmService vmService) {
    final DartVmServiceListener vmServiceListener = new DartVmServiceListener(this, (DartVmServiceBreakpointHandler) myBreakpointHandlers[0]);
    final DartVmServiceBreakpointHandler breakpointHandler = (DartVmServiceBreakpointHandler) myBreakpointHandlers[0];
    myVmServiceWrapper = new VmServiceWrapper(this, vmService, vmServiceListener, myIsolatesInfo, breakpointHandler);
    final ScriptProvider provider = (isolateId, scriptId) -> myVmServiceWrapper.getScriptSync(isolateId, scriptId);
    mapper.onConnect(provider, myConnector.getRemoteBaseUrl());
    final FlutterLaunchMode launchMode = FlutterLaunchMode.fromEnv(executionEnvironment);
    if (launchMode.supportsDebugConnection()) {
        myVmServiceWrapper.handleDebuggerConnected();
        // TODO(jacobr): the following code is a workaround for issues
        // auto-resuming isolates paused at their creation while running in
        // debug mode.
        // The ideal fix would by to fix VMServiceWrapper so that it checks
        // for already running isolates like we do here or to refactor where we
        // create our VmServiceWrapper so we can listen for isolate creation soon
        // enough that we never miss an isolate creation message.
        vmService.getVM(new VMConsumer() {

            @Override
            public void received(VM vm) {
                final ElementList<IsolateRef> isolates = vm.getIsolates();
                // to handleDebuggerConnected was made and so
                for (IsolateRef isolateRef : isolates) {
                    vmService.getIsolate(isolateRef.getId(), new VmServiceConsumers.GetIsolateConsumerWrapper() {

                        public void received(Isolate isolate) {
                            final Event event = isolate.getPauseEvent();
                            final EventKind eventKind = event.getKind();
                            if (eventKind == EventKind.PauseStart) {
                                ApplicationManager.getApplication().invokeLater(() -> {
                                    // We are assuming it is safe to call handleIsolate multiple times.
                                    myVmServiceWrapper.handleIsolate(isolateRef, true);
                                });
                            } else if (eventKind == EventKind.Resume) {
                                // Currently true if we got here via 'flutter attach'
                                ApplicationManager.getApplication().invokeLater(() -> {
                                    myVmServiceWrapper.attachIsolate(isolateRef, isolate);
                                });
                            }
                        }
                    });
                }
            }

            @Override
            public void onError(RPCError error) {
                FlutterUtils.warn(LOG, error.toString());
            }
        });
    }
    vmService.addVmServiceListener(vmServiceListener);
    myVmConnected = true;
    getSession().rebuildViews();
    onVmConnected(vmService);
}