use of org.dartlang.vm.service.element.InstanceRef in project flutter-intellij by flutter.
the class CanonicalBreakpoint method computeStackFrames.
public void computeStackFrames(@NotNull final String isolateId, final int firstFrameIndex, @NotNull final XExecutionStack.XStackFrameContainer container, @Nullable final InstanceRef exception) {
addRequest(() -> myVmService.getStack(isolateId, new GetStackConsumer() {
@Override
public void received(final Stack vmStack) {
ApplicationManager.getApplication().executeOnPooledThread(() -> {
InstanceRef exceptionToAddToFrame = exception;
// Check for async causal frames; fall back to using regular sync frames.
ElementList<Frame> elementList = vmStack.getAsyncCausalFrames();
if (elementList == null) {
elementList = vmStack.getFrames();
}
final List<Frame> vmFrames = Lists.newArrayList(elementList);
final List<XStackFrame> xStackFrames = new ArrayList<>(vmFrames.size());
for (final Frame vmFrame : vmFrames) {
if (vmFrame.getKind() == FrameKind.AsyncSuspensionMarker) {
// Render an asynchronous gap.
final XStackFrame markerFrame = new DartAsyncMarkerFrame();
xStackFrames.add(markerFrame);
} else {
final DartVmServiceStackFrame stackFrame = new DartVmServiceStackFrame(myDebugProcess, isolateId, vmFrame, vmFrames, exceptionToAddToFrame);
stackFrame.setIsDroppableFrame(vmFrame.getKind() == FrameKind.Regular);
xStackFrames.add(stackFrame);
if (!stackFrame.isInDartSdkPatchFile()) {
// The exception (if any) is added to the frame where debugger stops and to the upper frames.
exceptionToAddToFrame = null;
}
}
}
container.addStackFrames(firstFrameIndex == 0 ? xStackFrames : xStackFrames.subList(firstFrameIndex, xStackFrames.size()), true);
});
}
@Override
public void onError(final RPCError error) {
container.errorOccurred(error.getMessage());
}
@Override
public void received(Sentinel response) {
container.errorOccurred(response.getValueAsString());
}
}));
}
use of org.dartlang.vm.service.element.InstanceRef in project flutter-intellij by flutter.
the class CanonicalBreakpoint method handleDebuggerConnected.
public void handleDebuggerConnected() {
streamListen(VmService.DEBUG_STREAM_ID, new VmServiceConsumers.SuccessConsumerWrapper() {
@Override
public void received(final Success success) {
myVmServiceReceiverThreadId = Thread.currentThread().getId();
streamListen(VmService.ISOLATE_STREAM_ID, new VmServiceConsumers.SuccessConsumerWrapper() {
@Override
public void received(final Success success) {
getVm(new VmServiceConsumers.VmConsumerWrapper() {
@Override
public void received(final VM vm) {
for (final IsolateRef isolateRef : vm.getIsolates()) {
getIsolate(isolateRef.getId(), new VmServiceConsumers.GetIsolateConsumerWrapper() {
@Override
public void received(final Isolate isolate) {
final Event event = isolate.getPauseEvent();
final EventKind eventKind = event.getKind();
// yet, and we'll get lifecycle events for them later.
if (eventKind == EventKind.None) {
return;
}
// This is the entry point for attaching a debugger to a running app.
if (eventKind == EventKind.Resume) {
attachIsolate(isolateRef, isolate);
return;
}
// if event is not PauseStart it means that PauseStart event will follow later and will be handled by listener
handleIsolate(isolateRef, eventKind == EventKind.PauseStart);
// Handle the case of isolates paused when we connect (this can come up in remote debugging).
if (eventKind == EventKind.PauseBreakpoint || eventKind == EventKind.PauseException || eventKind == EventKind.PauseInterrupted) {
myDebugProcess.isolateSuspended(isolateRef);
ApplicationManager.getApplication().executeOnPooledThread(() -> {
final ElementList<Breakpoint> breakpoints = eventKind == EventKind.PauseBreakpoint ? event.getPauseBreakpoints() : null;
final InstanceRef exception = eventKind == EventKind.PauseException ? event.getException() : null;
myVmServiceListener.onIsolatePaused(isolateRef, breakpoints, exception, event.getTopFrame(), event.getAtAsyncSuspension());
});
}
}
});
}
}
});
}
});
}
});
}
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