I update the Debug Visualisation plug-in – a nasty bug was present related to opening new nodes that caused in the best case slowdowns, in worst cases exceptions and crashes. This release is a bugfix release only, it is avaiable from the update site or Eclipse Marketplace, and recommended for every user of the plug-in.
After a month, some bugs from the Debug Visualisation version 0.8.0 have been fixed. Most notably, the incorrect trimming of long titles, and a case, where arcs were incorrectly removed from the graph. Two minor new features were also introduced: it is possible to turn off name trimming, and the values of variables is now … Continue reading “New features in the Debug Visualisation plug-in”
After several months of (more or less) active development we are proud to introduce our latest and greatest release of the Debug Visualisation Eclipse plug-in. The changes are three-folds in this release: first, a view model is defined for the visualisation. This one is only interesting for us, developers, as it enables us to store … Continue reading “Here it is: Debug Visualisation 0.8.0”
Version 0.6.0 introduced some serious regressions from the previous versions, so we decided to create a quick service release. This release contains fixes for Stack Overflow and Hidden nodes issues, and added some minor new features as the ability to zoom the graph. You can use P2 to automatically update your installation, or install the … Continue reading “New service release for Debug Visualisation”
It was a while ago I created this introductory screencast (it used a modified version of 0.5.1 (perhaps it can be considered as a never-released first alpha of 0.5.2), so it is not totally correct but it helps a lot to understand how this can be used. If not, please don’t hesitate to inform us … Continue reading “Debug Visualisation Screencast”
