Method navigateDebugger

ui/ui.cpp:928–969

Navigate to the address. This has some special handling of the process which is useful for a debugging scenario. I believe at least some logic should be built into the default navigation behavior.

// Navigate to the address. This has some special handling of the process which is useful for a debugging scenario.
// I believe at least some logic should be built into the default navigation behavior.
void DebuggerUI::navigateDebugger(uint64_t address)
{
	ViewFrame* frame = m_context->getCurrentViewFrame();
	View* view = m_context->getCurrentView();
	FunctionRef function = view->getCurrentFunction();
	if (function)
	{
		// If the user is viewing a function in the current View, then navigate the current frame.
		frame->navigate(m_controller->GetLiveView(), address, true, true);
	}
	else
	{
		// Otherwise, the user is viewing some data. Do not navigate the current SyncGroup.
		// Instead, find a SyncGroup which is viewing a function. If none, fallback to navigating in the current frame.
		bool navigated = false;
		auto fileContext = frame->getFileContext();
		if (fileContext)
		{
			auto syncGroups = fileContext->allSyncGroups();
			for (const auto& syncGroup : syncGroups)
			{
				for (auto i : syncGroup->members())
				{
					View* groupView = i->getCurrentViewInterface();
					auto data = groupView->getData();
					bool dataMatch = (data && (data == m_controller->GetLiveView() || data == m_controller->GetData()));
					if (dataMatch && groupView->getCurrentFunction())
					{
						navigated |= i->navigate(m_controller->GetLiveView(), address, true, true);
						if (navigated)
							break;
					}
				}
			}
		}

		if (!navigated)
			frame->navigate(m_controller->GetLiveView(), address, true, true);
	}

	openDebuggerSideBar(frame);
}


void DebuggerUI::openDebuggerSideBar(ViewFrame* frame)