Matthias Pleh wrote:
>  Unfortunatly it's abandoned.
> But it has an option to set the interface to GDB-mode (-cli=gdb), so you may not change the code to integrate the debugger, and it would help, until the support for gdb is finished!!
> I have tried to set the debugger-command to ddbg -cli=gdb  => but the IDE adds an .exe suffix to the command...
> 

It will not work for now, as I the '.exe' suffix doesn't fix the problem, requires some core changes because of order of arguments.

I tried ddbg manually to debug BDE. It started as expected, then I received this while trying to "Open Workspace" dialog:
> Program received signal SIG Unhandled Exception: (0x6ba) at 0x767BB727
> #0 ?? () from KERNELBASE.dll
> #2 0x75e85819 in ?? () from RPCRT4.dll
> ...
> #25 0x77c99d45 in ?? () from ntdll.dll

Don't know what might cause it, but without ddbg the debugee runs fine.


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Matthias,

May I ask you:
What version of Windows do you use for D development?
Does the Document Browser pop up when you press F1 key while the cursor points on keyword in editor? It should open the help tab with the description of the keyword.


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Am 22.05.2010 00:03, schrieb Alex Makhotin:
> Matthias,
>
> May I ask you:
> What version of Windows do you use for D development?
> Does the Document Browser pop up when you press F1 key while the cursor
> points on keyword in editor? It should open the help tab with the
> description of the keyword.
>
>

WindowsXP SP3

The window shortly pops up (1sec) and close again

Matthias Pleh wrote:
> WindowsXP SP3
> 
> The window shortly pops up (1sec) and close again

Thanks, I got that result on XP too.
I'll work to fix this soon.


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Am 22.05.2010 00:37, schrieb Alex Makhotin:
> Matthias Pleh wrote:
>> WindowsXP SP3
>>
>> The window shortly pops up (1sec) and close again
>
> Thanks, I got that result on XP too.
> I'll work to fix this soon.
>
>

I've tried to debug the bdedocbr.exe and this is what I get:


bdedocbr!_Dmain+0x9:
00429615 e8d6fcffff      call bdedocbr!bdedocbrmainBDEDocumentBrowserMain (004292f0)
....

- after the call I get an error:

..\..\src\msw\cursor.cpp(366): 'LoadCursor' failed with error 0x00000714

- then after loading something I get an exception:
(3dc.b98): Access violation - code c0000005 (first chance)

Matthias Pleh wrote:
>  ...\..\src\msw\cursor.cpp(366): 'LoadCursor' failed with error 0x00000714

> - then after loading something I get an exception:
> (3dc.b98): Access violation - code c0000005 (first chance)

Unfortunately, that's not enough information.
I suspect that I should recompile with the proper low WINVER number.
I compiled it on Windows 7 SDK, it might set the current version by default...
I probably missed it somewhere.


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> Am 21.05.2010 23:02, schrieb theambient:
>> thanks....may be it is good that there is COMMERCIAL ide which will show
>> corresponding quality and support (like well-known MSVS)
>>
>> I think, good IDE could essentially attract attention to d lang.
>>
>> --
>> Ruslan Mullakhmetov
>>
>
>
> I think, there is a need for both, commercial and Open Source, to attract more attention to the d programming language!
>

 I guess it can be like with MSVC: Express(Free) and Pro (Paid) versions.