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jbyuki / one-small-step-for-vimkind

Debug adapter for Neovim plugins
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Dependency requirements? #50

Closed MikeLemo1 closed 5 months ago

MikeLemo1 commented 5 months ago

Is it possible that other than installing NVim, Lazy, and nvim-dap one-small-step-for-vimkind requires other installation and config say like vscode debugger for the lua part? https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap/wiki/Debug-Adapter-installation#local-lua-debugger-vscode

jbyuki commented 5 months ago

See the automated tests run in this repo. The only dependency it adds from a fresh install is nvim-dap. With proper configuration, it should work. Please describe the issue you are facing with launch so I can help.

MikeLemo1 commented 5 months ago

I've dropped my config and went with a fresh LazyVim conf installed the dap with :LazyExtrax and did manage to get a simple hello world lua file debug but it's still not perfect, (atleast with dap-ui) I am able to see the value of each variable change with each break but I don't see at all the hello world repl output. and the Watch expression list doesn't update and these are basically the symptoms for now unless it's ok but a debugger without watcher and repl/output console of some sort is close to useless so it needs to be addressed.

MikeLemo1 commented 5 months ago

READ BEFORE: I'm currently doing the tesing on a simple "hello_wrold.lua" in "~/my_folder/code/lua/examples/hello_world.lua"

local a = 10

local x = 55
print("Hello from the other siddee!!")
x = 20
print("You must've called a toughnd timess!!")
a = 5234
print("You must've called a toughnd timess!!")
print(a)

and the test works by normally opening the file placing a couple of breakpoints and then require("dap").continue() choose the Run this file option (attach to neovim instance is also a possibility I'll want to test and make work later after taking care of the root problems before starting to actually debug the neovim's lua instance) then enter x or y to the expression list Then finally continue (pressing the green continue gui button with the mouse)

Now with the LazyVim setup after installing the debugpy dap adapter from mason debugging python (with the dap-ui) works as expected with the watch list and repl console print() output what else after installing :LazyExtras ● dap.nlua  nvim-dap  one-small-step-for-vimkind do you have to do it LazyVim to make lua dap work fully like debugpy?

https://www.lazyvim.org/extras/dap/nlua#one-small-step-for-vimkind

jbyuki commented 5 months ago

All I can say is for the printing, one important rule for any github issue is to check for opened issues. There are 6 opened in this repo which is very few and one is exactly talking about it.

I will close this issue because I don't see any problem as it seems to work for you now.