Method LineCallback

sdk/add_on/debugger/debugger.cpp:166–216

}

void CDebugger::LineCallback(asIScriptContext *ctx)
{
	assert( ctx );

	// This should never happen, but it doesn't hurt to validate it
	if( ctx == 0 )
		return;

	// By default we ignore callbacks when the context is not active.
	// An application might override this to for example disconnect the
	// debugger as the execution finished.
	if( ctx->GetState() != asEXECUTION_ACTIVE )
		return;

	if( m_action == CONTINUE )
	{
		if( !CheckBreakPoint(ctx) )
			return;
	}
	else if( m_action == STEP_OVER )
	{
		if( ctx->GetCallstackSize() > m_lastCommandAtStackLevel )
		{
			if( !CheckBreakPoint(ctx) )
				return;
		}
	}
	else if( m_action == STEP_OUT )
	{
		if( ctx->GetCallstackSize() >= m_lastCommandAtStackLevel )
		{
			if( !CheckBreakPoint(ctx) )
				return;
		}
	}
	else if( m_action == STEP_INTO )
	{
		CheckBreakPoint(ctx);

		// Always break, but we call the check break point anyway 
		// to tell user when break point has been reached
	}

	stringstream s;
	const char *file = 0;
	int lineNbr = ctx->GetLineNumber(0, 0, &file);
	s << (file ? file : "{unnamed}") << ":" << lineNbr << "; " << ctx->GetFunction()->GetDeclaration() << endl;
	Output(s.str());

	TakeCommands(ctx);
}

bool CDebugger::CheckBreakPoint(asIScriptContext *ctx)
{