[67cat][ruby][haml] Who snuck in the Haml support?

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[67cat][ruby][haml] Who snuck in the Haml support?

by esmithbss :: Rate this Message:

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I had a pleasant surprise last evening when I was trying to debug a large Ruby On Rails application and during my stepping through the process, I ended up stepping through the HAML file.

It was wonderful that I could do that since I couldn't do that before.

Thank You.

Now what about syntax highlighting and adding breakpoints...?

Eric M. Smith
Burning Sun Enterprises
http://typicalisoverrated.com

Re: [67cat][ruby][haml] Who snuck in the Haml support?

by Erno Mononen :: Rate this Message:

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Wow, I'm also surprised:) I'm pretty sure it wasn't me who made that
work. I've been looking at HAML support for 6.8, but haven't yet done
anything concrete on that front.

Erno

Eric M. Smith wrote:

> I had a pleasant surprise last evening when I was trying to debug a
> large Ruby On Rails application and during my stepping through the
> process, I ended up stepping through the HAML file.
>
> It was wonderful that I could do that since I couldn't do that before.
>
> Thank You.
>
> Now what about syntax highlighting and adding breakpoints...?
>
> Eric M. Smith
> Burning Sun Enterprises
> http://typicalisoverrated.com


Re: [67cat][ruby][haml] Who snuck in the Haml support?

by esmithbss :: Rate this Message:

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I'm wondering if it's a side effect of some other change.  I could tell the support wasn't complete, but the simple fact that I was looking at my HAML code while I was stepping was simply amazing.

Eric M. Smith
Burning Sun Enterprises
http://typicalisoverrated.com


On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Erno Mononen <Erno.Mononen@...> wrote:

Wow, I'm also surprised:) I'm pretty sure it wasn't me who made that work. I've been looking at HAML support for 6.8, but haven't yet done anything concrete on that front.

Erno


Eric M. Smith wrote:
I had a pleasant surprise last evening when I was trying to debug a large Ruby On Rails application and during my stepping through the process, I ended up stepping through the HAML file.

It was wonderful that I could do that since I couldn't do that before.

Thank You.

Now what about syntax highlighting and adding breakpoints...?

Eric M. Smith
Burning Sun Enterprises
http://typicalisoverrated.com



Re: [67cat][ruby][haml] Who snuck in the Haml support?

by Erno Mononen :: Rate this Message:

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A side effect would be my guess too. I'd suspect a change in the
debugger backend - possibly something what Martin Krauskopf did there
earlier this year. I'll need to look into how easy it would be to add
support for adding breakpoints...

Erno


Eric M. Smith wrote:

> I'm wondering if it's a side effect of some other change.  I could
> tell the support wasn't complete, but the simple fact that I was
> looking at my HAML code while I was stepping was simply amazing.
>
> Eric M. Smith
> Burning Sun Enterprises
> http://typicalisoverrated.com
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Erno Mononen <Erno.Mononen@...
> <mailto:Erno.Mononen@...>> wrote:
>
>
>     Wow, I'm also surprised:) I'm pretty sure it wasn't me who made
>     that work. I've been looking at HAML support for 6.8, but haven't
>     yet done anything concrete on that front.
>
>     Erno
>
>
>     Eric M. Smith wrote:
>
>         I had a pleasant surprise last evening when I was trying to
>         debug a large Ruby On Rails application and during my stepping
>         through the process, I ended up stepping through the HAML file.
>
>         It was wonderful that I could do that since I couldn't do that
>         before.
>
>         Thank You.
>
>         Now what about syntax highlighting and adding breakpoints...?
>
>         Eric M. Smith
>         Burning Sun Enterprises
>         http://typicalisoverrated.com
>
>
>