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Debugger status

From
Dave Page
Date:
Hi guys,

Following the last three days hacking the debugger about to strip it of
dead code, and bring it vaguely in line with pgAdmin it's become more
and more clear to me that it just doesn't work nicely as a standalone app.

So, with apologies to Florian for his wasted time, I'm in the process of
  properly merging the code into pgAdmin (which shouldn't be too hard
given the work Hiroshi put in, and the amount of unused code I've been
able to strip out). Should be done sometime early next week, if not
before then.

:-)

Regards, Dave.

Re: Debugger status

From
"Florian G. Pflug"
Date:
Dave Page wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Following the last three days hacking the debugger about to strip it of
> dead code, and bring it vaguely in line with pgAdmin it's become more
> and more clear to me that it just doesn't work nicely as a standalone app.
>
> So, with apologies to Florian for his wasted time, I'm in the process of
>  properly merging the code into pgAdmin (which shouldn't be too hard
> given the work Hiroshi put in, and the amount of unused code I've been
> able to strip out). Should be done sometime early next week, if not
> before then.

Hey, the better it is in the end, the more I like it ;-)
And besides, who knows, the complete-bundle enhancements
might come in handy...

greetings, Florian Pflug

Re: Debugger status

From
Dave Page
Date:
Florian G. Pflug wrote:
> Dave Page wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> Following the last three days hacking the debugger about to strip it
>> of dead code, and bring it vaguely in line with pgAdmin it's become
>> more and more clear to me that it just doesn't work nicely as a
>> standalone app.
>>
>> So, with apologies to Florian for his wasted time, I'm in the process
>> of  properly merging the code into pgAdmin (which shouldn't be too
>> hard given the work Hiroshi put in, and the amount of unused code I've
>> been able to strip out). Should be done sometime early next week, if
>> not before then.
>
> Hey, the better it is in the end, the more I like it ;-)

:-)

> And besides, who knows, the complete-bundle enhancements
> might come in handy...

Very true.

/D