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Share variable inspection logic between CDP and DAP #1001
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lib/debug/server_dap.rb
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vars = members.map { |member| variable(member.name, member.value) } |
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There's nothing implemented like CDP's internalProperty
yet, but I think support for presentationHint
can be added here eventually to achieve a similar effect.
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MAX_LENGTH = 180 | ||
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def value_inspect obj, short: true | ||
# TODO: max length should be configurable? | ||
str = DEBUGGER__.safe_inspect obj, short: short, max_length: MAX_LENGTH | ||
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if str.encoding == Encoding::UTF_8 | ||
str.scrub | ||
else | ||
str.encode(Encoding::UTF_8, invalid: :replace, undef: :replace) | ||
end | ||
end |
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I just copied this snippet for now, but my eventual goal is to move all presentation logic out of ThreadClient
and into a shared class like this.
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def named_members_of obj | ||
members = case obj | ||
when Array then obj.map.with_index { |o, i| Member.new(name: i.to_s, value: o) } | ||
when Hash then obj.map { |k, v| Member.new(name: value_inspect(k), value: v) } |
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This used to be inconsistent before. VSCode would format Hash keys with value_inspect
, but not Chrome. Now they will both us it.
result += M_INSTANCE_VARIABLES.bind_call(obj).map{|iv| | ||
variable(iv, M_INSTANCE_VARIABLE_GET.bind_call(obj, iv)) | ||
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prop += [internalProperty('#class', M_CLASS.bind_call(obj))] |
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For Chrome, #class
is appended as the last prop, whereas for VSCode it was unshift
ed to the top.
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obj = @var_map[vid] | ||
if obj |
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This had a small bug, where true
would have its #class
expanded, but not false
or nil
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Notice that false
and nil
still have disclosure triangles. This is because of another bug, in variable_
(lines 1001-1002), which assumed that all objects would have at least 1 named member (#class
), which wasn't the case here.
The new check fixes it:
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... this change allocates one more Member than before:
#<Member name="#class" value=NilClass internal>
Which bumps some of the variablesReference
numbers in test/protocol/step_back_raw_dap_test.rb
by 1.
See 63517f5
result: result_variable.inspect_value, | ||
**render_variable(result_variable) |
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This result:
value used to come from the variable_
method when name
was nil
. That was pretty tricky, so I moved it here
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namedVariables += M_INSTANCE_VARIABLES.bind_call(obj).size | ||
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if NaiveString === obj | ||
str = obj.str.dump | ||
vid = indexedVariables = namedVariables = 0 | ||
else | ||
str = value_inspect(obj) | ||
end |
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This just becomes a natural part of VariableInspecto#named_members_of
, so we don't have to worry about it here anymore.
str = value_inspect(obj) | ||
end | ||
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if name |
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This if name
check is really checking if this is going to be used in a VariablesResponse
(with a name:
). If name
is nil
, then this was called from #evaluate_result
for a EvaluateResponse
(with a result:)
.
I moved this logic to the evaluate
code path instead.
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variable[:indexedVariables] = indexedVariables unless indexedVariables == 0 | ||
variable[:namedVariables] = namedVariables unless namedVariables == 0 |
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This is kind of nice, it declutters the response logging a lot, so it's easier to debug.
when String | ||
variable_ name, obj, namedVariables: 3 # #length, #encoding, #to_str |
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This separation between the code that answers "what are the members?" and "how many members are there?" made it quite difficult to make changes to the presentation objects correctly.
Now both have a single source of truth, in VariableInspector
's #indexed_members_of
and #named_members_of
.
rescue Exception => e | ||
"<#inspect raises #{e.inspect}>" | ||
def self.safe_inspect obj, max_length: LimitedPP::SHORT_INSPECT_LENGTH, short: false | ||
LimitedPP.safe_inspect(obj, max_length: max_length, short: short) |
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I extracted this out so it can be used in VariableInspector
(without needing to require the whole session.rb
, such as in the unit test).
I left this stub to minimize the churn here
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I've already run this with CDP, it works great.
@ko1 Done. I still call it |
module DEBUGGER__ | ||
class VariableInspector | ||
def indexed_members_of(obj, start:, count:) | ||
return [] if start > (obj.length - 1) |
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In this implementation, the #class
will disappear when displaying Array. Is this intentional behavior?
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That makes sense (in the same spirit as #1004), though perhaps we should keep the #class
if it's a non-standard subclass of Array
. I'll make that in a separate PR.
Also, some tests are failed in protocol part. Can you fix them? |
@ono-max I can have a look over the holiday break next week :) |
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Hey @ono-max, Happy new year! I've fixed the protocol tests, and rebased onto the latest master. There's 2 test failures in |
These values are assumed to be 0 if they're missing.
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internalProperty('#begin', obj.begin), | ||
internalProperty('#end', obj.end), | ||
] | ||
if @obj_map.key?(oid) |
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Good catch. I missed the edge case for falsy value.
def indexed_members_of(obj, start:, count:) | ||
return [] if start > (obj.length - 1) | ||
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capped_count = [count, obj.length - start].min |
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Can you add the comment why we need to compare count
and obj.length - start
and choose the minimum one? Sorry, I could not understand the reason.
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It's to keep the iteration from running off the end of the array. This used to give extra nil
s at the end. See 6837459
I can add a comment.
Could you please run the CI?
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Done.
It seems to be that some protocol tests are still failed. Can you please check them? If you need help, please let me know 👍 I believe that https://github.com/ruby/debug/actions/runs/7405610000/job/20183471986?pr=1001 and https://github.com/ruby/debug/actions/runs/7405610000/job/20183471690?pr=1001 are not flakey tests. |
@ono-max Hmmm I think we have one of those "it works on my machine" situations
I'm running on Ruby 3.3.0 on macOS Sonoma 14.2.1. I suspect these errors are coming from the ancestors chains being in different in CI, but I don't know why that would be. Could you please help me investigate this? I don't have access to a Linux machine to compare against. |
I investigated the cause of the failed tests. I believe that the reason is because ancestor classes are changed from Ruby 3.1. Thus, we can skip the test if the Ruby version is lower than 3.1, e.g. 6f154ac |
@ono-max Fantastic find! I pulled that commit into this PR, so you get credit for it :) Is this ready to merge? |
I appreciate your dedicated efforts and hard work. @ko1-san will merge this PR 👍 |
@ono-max Thanks! Could you run the CI one more time, so we're sure it's green before merging? |
@ono-max I think the remaining test failures are just flakey tests. I can reproduce them Ruby 3.1.4, but they fail less than 1/10 times. |
@ko1 Can you please review and merge this? |
The logic that decides how variables are presented is repeated between the CDP and DAP implementations. This is error prone and leads to inconsistencies, where improvements are made to one or the other, but not both. E.g.:
#dump
member forString
only exists in VSCode DAP: show#dump
when pp'ed string is too long #869#class
members only exists for VSCode DAP: add the ability to hide the #class item for each object #986value_inspect
, but not Chrome#class
appears at the end, whereas DAP adds#class
to the start.This PR extracts the variable inspection logic into a new
VariableInspector
class, which can be shared between VSCode and Chrome. This gives a central place to make future improvements.I tried to make only the minimal behaviour changes necessary to unify the two implementations.
This PR then unlocks the ability to make some changes really nice/easily:
:sym: "value"
→sym: "value"
) #1003#class
for simple values #1004