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Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:24 pm Post subject: Exceptions not going to output winndow |
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Uncaught exceptions are not going to my output window when debugging. The
run just dies with no report of which line, what exception or the usual
stack traceback.
This used to work fine; now it doesn't, in NB 6.1 or 6.5. I'm using the
native Ruby platform, 1.8.6-p111. It does work fine JRuby.
Just to double-check, the exception ~is~ reported when running the same code
from the command line, outside NB. Also, normal output (like from puts) is
still going to the output window. Even an explicit "raise NameError" does
not send the output to the output window.
On another system this is fine. I guess I should try reinstalling NB, but
is there someplace to look to see if this got configured wrong?
I'm on Win XP Pro
Thanks. --David.
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Erno Mononen Posted via mailing list.
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Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:29 pm Post subject: Exceptions not going to output winndow |
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Hi David,
I think you're facing the same issue as in this thread:
http://www.nabble.com/No-backtrace-in-output-windows-while-debugging-td21181320.html
So the bug is in ruby-debug-ide, you need to upgrade it -- see Martin
Krauskopf's second comment in the thread.
HTH,
Erno
djlewis wrote:
| Quote: | Uncaught exceptions are not going to my output window when debugging. The
run just dies with no report of which line, what exception or the usual
stack traceback.
This used to work fine; now it doesn't, in NB 6.1 or 6.5. I'm using the
native Ruby platform, 1.8.6-p111. It does work fine JRuby.
Just to double-check, the exception ~is~ reported when running the same code
from the command line, outside NB. Also, normal output (like from puts) is
still going to the output window. Even an explicit "raise NameError" does
not send the output to the output window.
On another system this is fine. I guess I should try reinstalling NB, but
is there someplace to look to see if this got configured wrong?
I'm on Win XP Pro
Thanks. --David.
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djlewis Posted via mailing list.
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Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:02 pm Post subject: Exceptions not going to output winndow |
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Thanks -- that fixed it!
BTW, I did search, but only on "exception" plus "output window".
Unfortunately, the relevant post referred to "traceback" but not
"exception". I think there's a moral in there somewhere.
--David
Erno Mononen wrote:
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Hi David,
I think you're facing the same issue as in this thread:
http://www.nabble.com/No-backtrace-in-output-windows-while-debugging-td21181320.html
So the bug is in ruby-debug-ide, you need to upgrade it -- see Martin
Krauskopf's second comment in the thread.
HTH,
Erno
djlewis wrote:
| Quote: | Uncaught exceptions are not going to my output window when debugging.
The
run just dies with no report of which line, what exception or the usual
stack traceback.
This used to work fine; now it doesn't, in NB 6.1 or 6.5. I'm using the
native Ruby platform, 1.8.6-p111. It does work fine JRuby.
Just to double-check, the exception ~is~ reported when running the same
code
from the command line, outside NB. Also, normal output (like from puts)
is
still going to the output window. Even an explicit "raise NameError"
does
not send the output to the output window.
On another system this is fine. I guess I should try reinstalling NB,
but
is there someplace to look to see if this got configured wrong?
I'm on Win XP Pro
Thanks. --David.
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