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From: Benjamin F. <bf...@gm...> - 2005-06-17 23:57:28
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I guess reversing the colors for the line would work. Anything to make it easier to know which line is currently being executed. I usually find it hard to line up where markers are pointing to when sourcecode tabbing gets too large. -ben On 6/17/05, Bob Rossi <bob...@co...> wrote: > On Fri, Jun 17, 2005 at 06:46:02PM -0400, Benjamin Faden wrote: > > Hello Bob, Mike, or both, > > > > I just recently got cgdb to try and i think it is really useful for > > when you only have putty to debug. I think the syntax color still > > makes it more useful then the gdb tui mode. I only have one problem > > with it at the moment, but maybe I'm just missing something. > > > > The green arrow that points to the current line of execution in the > > source window can be quite far away from code thats a couple tabs in > > making it hard to see which line of code it is pointing to. Is there > > a way to have it highlight that entire line instead of just pointing a > > green arrow to the line? If not, does this sound like a good idea to > > you? I think it would make it much easier to cruise through the > > source. If i overlooked an option could you let me know? Otherwize I > > think it would be a really neat feature to implement. >=20 > CGDB currently doesn't do this. Both Mike and I are hesitant to add more > functionality to CGDB at the moment because the original data structures > chosen make it very difficult to modify the program. >=20 > However, your change seems like it could be rather simplistic and it > will be a long time before I can spare the time necessary to do major > surgery on CGDB. What did you have in mind as far as highlighting? Would > you like the line to reverse all the colors? Do you have an example? >=20 > Thanks, > Bob Rossi > |
