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the pane shows local variables in the order as they appear in code. an option to sort them alphabetically would be great.

Is it possible to display the contents of standard library containers such as vector or map?

If so, how.

When I have a variable of such a type, in the scopes tab it says 'unavailable'.

Thanks

Please consider relicensing to MIT and removing the patent clause, like React+friends and GraphQL. This would enable more companies and language communities to contribute to bringing IDE-like features to Atom.

See related issue on atom-ide-ui as well.

Hi

I just installed this package today along with the latest version of the atom-ide package (with new debugging support).

Upon attempting to start a debug session, I get the following message:

(node:18896) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: Cannot find module '/home/dpriedel/.atom/packages/atom-ide-debugger-native-gdb/node_modules/nuclide-prebuilt-libs/pty/build/pty-v0.1.4-node-v59-linux-x64/pty.node'

I have verified there is no such file in package directory inside my .atom directory. There is a 'v51' directory though.

Thanks

Dave Riedel

Hi

Steps to produce:

1. click Launch debugger button.
2. In dialog window, put value into the args field. --x=5.*

nothing happens.

Attached is console log
launch_debug_with_command_line_options.log

After installing both "atom-ide-ui" and "atom-ide-debugger-native-gdb" from the command line, restarting atom and opening a project, still, no debuggers are found. If I install the NodeJS debugger listed on the same site as this one (atom-ide-ui repo page) it is listed in the debugger list and works perfectly.

I do have mingw (installed/in my environment variables) and have been using it to compile my code manually from the command line. I am unaware of anything else that is required for this to work, and have looked up this issue but sadly did not find much. I would be appreciative of any help.

I am sorry if this would be the wrong place to be posting this, but I didn't know where else to go.

system specs: //may not matter but might as well include it
Windows 10 64 bit
AMD Ryzen 1500x cpu
8gb ddr4 memory
GeForce GTX 1070 8gb-vram (evga)

When I try to start the debugger via the "Launch debugger" button, I get the error:
"No executable file specified."
"Use the file or exec-file command."
Apparently, it brings up gdb and issues the run command without setting the file before.
The program argument is set to the executable command correctly.

In contrast, using "attach debugger" and attaching to a running process works correctly.

Please, update the readme with:

• How to configure and start;
• Dependencies;
• [etc].

I use a debugger (C/C++) in VS Code (with cygwin), I use Atom only to web languages, this extension do not have clear information on how to use, I really want to use Atom as my main editor, and that's the last extension I need for this..