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rmcode wrote:I'm using v0.80 and wanted to ask if there is a way to make the cursor in a file jump to the line which is currently debugged?

paulclinger wrote:

rmcode wrote:I'm using v0.80 and wanted to ask if there is a way to make the cursor in a file jump to the line which is currently debugged?

@rmcode, you mean something like "Show Next Statement" that moves the cursor to the "current" marker during debugging? Not yet, but it's been on my todo list. I've been thinking whether to implement this or to do a more general dropdown with navigation for all markers (breakpoints, bookmarks, and the current line). It seems like the latter may be more powerful/useful, so I'm still pondering the options. Paul.

rmcode wrote:It would be cool if the "debugged" line would be highlighted too... maybe in a light green?

styles.marker.currentline.ch = wxstc.wxSTC_MARK_UNDERLINE

styles.marker.currentline = {ch = wxstc.wxSTC_MARK_UNDERLINE, bg = {0, 0, 255}}

paulclinger wrote:

rmcode wrote:It would be cool if the "debugged" line would be highlighted too... maybe in a light green?

Try adding

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styles.marker.currentline.ch = wxstc.wxSTC_MARK_UNDERLINE

to the config. It will underline the current line instead of using the green marker in the margin. It's possible to change the background as well, but it's not visible under the current line, so it makes things a bit confusing (and there is a small bug with refresh for background markers that I already fixed, but still need to push).

If you want to change the color as well, try something like this:

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styles.marker.currentline = {ch = wxstc.wxSTC_MARK_UNDERLINE, bg = {0, 0, 255}}

(it will make it blue); the color values are {r, g, b}.