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Groovy
Created: 15 May 08 01:32
Updated: 15 May 08 19:15
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Run & Debug
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jetgroovy 1.5
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I'm using the latest plug in as I write this: 1.5.16212
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when I'm debugging groovy and want to log an evaluated expression at a breakpoint, I can simply put the variable's name there and it seems to get toString()'ed automatically. For groovy.lang.Reference objects which abound in Groovy, that does the Object implementation and doesn't output the target of the reference. So for a variable named k, for example, I'm forced to do something like this: ((groovy.lang.Reference)k).get() which is a pain in the ass.
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Description
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when I'm debugging groovy and want to log an evaluated expression at a breakpoint, I can simply put the variable's name there and it seems to get toString()'ed automatically. For groovy.lang.Reference objects which abound in Groovy, that does the Object implementation and doesn't output the target of the reference. So for a variable named k, for example, I'm forced to do something like this: ((groovy.lang.Reference)k).get() which is a pain in the ass. |
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Debugging groovy, the "log evaluated expression" feature should de-reference groovy.lang.Reference objects implicitly