[Changeset] make symbol_table:; find_function also find class specific functions
David Bateman
dbateman at dbateman.org
Mon Sep 29 17:37:10 CDT 2008
John W. Eaton wrote:
> On 28-Sep-2008, David Bateman wrote:
>
> | Matlab allows thing like
> |
> | help @myclass/myfunc
> | type @myclass/myfunc
> | dbstop @myclas/myfunc
> |
> | to work and give the help, text and set the breakpoints in the class
> | specific version of a function. The obvious change to allow this is tho
> | change the symbol_table::find_function methods such that if the first
> | character of the function name being looked for is "@" then it is
> | assumed to be a class specific method that is requested and return that
> | regardless of the arguments passed to the function.
> |
> | This works for the help, type etc command and sets the breakpoints
> | correctly, as dbstatus returns the positions of the newly set
> | breakpoints. However the code doesn't break correctly yet in the class
> | specific method, and I'm not sure why. Any ideas?
>
> I applied the changeset.
>
> Setting breakpoints in class methods worked for me, but not class
> constructors. I think the following change should fix that problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> jwe
>
>
>
In fact I was trying to stop in the subsref method and that apparently
still doesn't work. I thought the issue was general but as you pointed
out it isn't.
Other methods that I can't set a breakpoint in include subsasgn,
vertcat, horzcat (even called directly and not through the [] operator).
basically any operator. I can stop in methods like reshape, size, any,
all, etc.
So I think there are still some issues to address here. Though at least
its partly working :-)
Cheers
David
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