Herman Venter
acd68c4899
Breakpoints of the form func() used the same routine to scan names as breakpoints of the form filename:lineno. This meant that you could write something like obj->func() and not get an error message. To fix this I've added a validation routine that is invoked when it has been determined that a name is part of a function name.
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continue
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break \TestNs\foo()
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@ \TestNs\foo('test_break1')
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variable
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break clear all
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continue
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break TestNs\cls::pubObj()
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@ $break8=new \TestNs\cls()
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@ $break8->pubObj('test_break2')
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variable
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break clear all
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break \TestNs\break8->pubObj()
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break TestNs\cls::break8->pubObj()
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continue
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break \TestNs\cls::pubCls()
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@ \TestNs\cls::pubCls('test_break3')
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variable
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break clear all
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continue
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break \TestNs\Nested\foo()
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@ \TestNs\Nested\foo('test_break4')
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variable
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break clear all
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continue
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break TestNs\Nested\cls::pubObj()
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@ $break8=new \TestNs\Nested\cls()
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@ $break8->pubObj('test_break5')
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variable
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break clear all
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continue
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break \TestNs\Nested\cls::pubCls()
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@ \TestNs\Nested\cls::pubCls('test_break6')
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variable
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break clear all
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continue
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quit
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