"debugger console" windows' names
"debugger console" windows' names
- Subject: "debugger console" windows' names
- From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 23:46:41 -0700
Why are there two windows essentially named "debugger console" in
xcode? This seems a trifle ambiguous. Am I missing something in the
naming scheme? If you select "Standard I/O Log" from the Debug menu,
the window that comes up is titled "Debugger Console", and this is how
you typically interact with your program (on the command-line) in the
debugger.
However, if you choose "Console Log" from the debugger menu, you get a
window titled "<project-name> - Debugger Console". THIS window is where
you can interact directly with gdb. ie, command-line gdb. Such as for
printing globals that xcode's gui handily ignores.
Now, to my way of thinking, the term "Debugger console" applies just
fine to the second description. It seems to me, however, that the first
window should have a title, "Stdio" or "Standard I/O", or "Std" or even
"<executable name> console".
So, is this changed in xcode 2, should I file a feature request, or am
I missing something in the logic of this naming convention?
Markian
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