New scala debugger for AndroidProguardScala plugin?

[Mikaël Mayer]

Hi dear colleagues,

I have a project under android where I use the AndroidProguardScala plugin from Moore.

When I debug a scala application, I am able to use the new scala debugger,

however, this option does not show in my configuration "Android application". How can I enforce the use of the scala debugger for my application?

Yours faithfully,

Mikaël

[François-Xavier Thomas]

Hi Mikaël,

Myself, I have no idea, it's been a while since I've used both Eclipse and AndroidProguardScala...

Maybe James knows?

(I'm not sure I have ever used the Scala debugger successfully on Android, either on Eclipse or IntelliJ. Did anyone here manage that?)

Anyway, good luck,

François-Xavier

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[Luc Bourlier]

The Scala debugger needs to be plugged in the existing launch configurations code, to be available. The code is slightly different for each launch configuration type, and usually require to add a dependency to the plugin containing the launch configuration.

We need to add it to the JUnit launcher because we already depend on it.

For the other launchers, the simplest might be to create a new plugin with optional dependencies to the launch configurations, and the specific implementations. It needs to be in a different project, to avoid to add too much overhead to the main scala-ide project.

Luc

[Mikaël Mayer]

So, basically, I need to wait for another project release, right ? No way to simply tell my configuration launch to use the scala debugger, right ?