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Creating an custom editor

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Thomas Rödiger - 22 Apr 2005 14:25 GMT
Hi,

my goal is to create a new editor ( displays the code as structured
diagram ) paralell to the existing C++ editor in MSVS. The base is the
source file, so the presentation isn't the problem. The editor should also
supports the debugging functionalities of MSVS, like Breakpoints (set,
disable, delete, hit) and navigation ( step into, step out, break, execute,
stop). I didn't found any information to resolve this problem. There only
documents to create a custom debugger, but what I need is a hooked
EventFunction for Breackpoint hits and positioning after steps and some
interfaces for setting breakpoints, delete BP, to step into, ... and so on.

Does anyone have experience with this, or has anyone a good tip?

Thanks.
Parag Chandra - 22 Apr 2005 18:26 GMT
I don't know about hooking into debugger events, but as far as
programmatically controlling the debugger, you can actually get to that via
DTE. Have a look at _DTE.Debugger in the help.

-Parag

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