Examples of flash.tools.debugger.Watch

flash.tools.debugger.Watch
The Watch object represents a single watchpoint within a Session A watchpoint is a mechanism by which execution of the Player can be halted when a particular variable is accessed. The access type can be one of read, write or read/write. @since Version 2

      int varId = result.getContext(); // TODO fix this???  -mike
      String memberName = result.getName();
      Value v = m_session.getValue(varId);


      // attempt to set.
      Watch w = m_session.setWatch(v, memberName, flags);
      if (w == null)
      {
        // failed
        Map<String, Object> args = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        args.put("expression", s); //$NON-NLS-1$

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    int size = watchpointCount();
    int at = -1;
    for(int i=0; i<size && at<0; i++)
    {
      WatchAction action = watchpointAt(i);
      Watch w = action.getWatch();
      
      // now scan the list of watches looking for a hit
      int hit = -1;
      for(int j=0; j<a.length && hit<0; j++)
      {

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  {
    // we really have two cases here, one where we add a completely new
    // watchpoint and the other where we modify an existing one.
    // In either case the DManager logic is such that the last watchpoint
    // in the list will contain our id if successful.
    Watch w = null;
    int tag = m_watchTransactionTag++;


    if (addWatch(varId, memberName, kind, tag, isolateId))
    {
      // good that we got a response now let's check that

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   * @see flash.tools.debugger.Session#clearWatch(flash.tools.debugger.Watch)
   */
  public Watch clearWatch(Watch watch) throws NoResponseException, NotConnectedException
  {
    Watch[] list = getWatchListWorker(watch.getIsolateId());
    Watch w = null;
    if ( removeWatch(watch.getValueId(), watch.getMemberName(), watch.getIsolateId()) )
    {
      // now let's first check the size of the list, it
      // should now be one less
      if (m_manager.getWatchpointCount(watch.getIsolateId()) < list.length)

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  {
    // we really have two cases here, one where we add a completely new
    // watchpoint and the other where we modify an existing one.
    // In either case the DManager logic is such that the last watchpoint
    // in the list will contain our id if successful.
    Watch w = null;
    int tag = m_watchTransactionTag++;


    if (addWatch(varId, memberName, kind, tag))
    {
      // good that we got a response now let's check that

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   * @see flash.tools.debugger.Session#clearWatch(flash.tools.debugger.Watch)
   */
  public Watch clearWatch(Watch watch) throws NoResponseException, NotConnectedException
  {
    Watch[] list = getWatchList();
    Watch w = null;
    if ( removeWatch(watch.getValueId(), watch.getMemberName()) )
    {
      // now let's first check the size of the list, it
      // should now be one less
      if (m_manager.getWatchpointCount() < list.length)

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      int varId = result.getContext(); // TODO fix this???  -mike
      String memberName = result.getName();
      Value v = m_session.getValue(varId);


      // attempt to set.
      Watch w = m_session.setWatch(v, memberName, flags);
      if (w == null)
      {
        // failed
        Map<String, Object> args = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        args.put("expression", s); //$NON-NLS-1$

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    int size = watchpointCount();
    int at = -1;
    for(int i=0; i<size && at<0; i++)
    {
      WatchAction action = watchpointAt(i);
      Watch w = action.getWatch();
      
      // now scan the list of watches looking for a hit
      int hit = -1;
      for(int j=0; j<a.length && hit<0; j++)
      {

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