"whos -all" and "who -all" fail

[John W. Eaton]

On  6-May-2008, David Bateman wrote:

| John W. Eaton wrote:
| > OK, I added the following functions
| >
| >   SCOPE_ID = __current_scope__ ()
| >
| >   __dump_symtab_info__ ()
| >   __dump_symtab_info__ (SCOPE_ID)
| >   __dump_symtab_info__ ("functions")
| >   SCOPE_IDS = __dump_symtab_info__ ("scopes")
| >
| > This took a lot longer than I thought it would (maybe that's why I
| > punted before).  OTOH, I think I found and fixed a few more bugs in
| > the symbol table code, so maybe there was some progress.
| >
| > I'm not sure the interface or format is as useful as it could be.
| > Feel free to improve it.  I'm done with it for now.
| >
| >   
| Ok, this identifies the sub-functions, but we'll need to figure out a
| manner to allow "dbstop func:subfunc" to work..

With the current code, you would need to

  parse the dbstop argument into a list of function names

  find the parent function by name in the symbol table

  get the scope id from the parent function object

  find the subfunction corrsponding to that scope with the given name

  set the breakpoint in the subfunction object

jwe