DBGVarList = evalStr.getVariables ();
if (DBGVarList.size () > 0) { // Did we get back variables?
- PHPVariable var = (PHPVariable) DBGVarList.get (0); // Yes, then get the first PHPVariable
+ PHPVariable var = (PHPVariable) DBGVarList.get (0); // Yes, then get the first PHPVariable
+ PHPValue val = (PHPValue) var.getValue (); // Get the value
- if (var.getName ().equals ("")) { // The eclipse variable view cannot handle Variables which have an empty name
+ if (var.getName ().equals ("")) { // Is the root node an empty node (usually it is)
+ DBGVarList = val.getChildVariables (); // Then remove the empty node.
+ // With removing the empty root node, it wouldn't be necessary to
+ // set the name to an empty string. So the code below is just for
+ // info or in case the users want to have the empty root node.
+
+ // The eclipse variable view cannot handle Variables which have an empty name
// when it comes to variable tree restore operation. Without a name, no restore!
var.setName (" "); // Give a name to the variable root node. Even if it is only a space :-)
} // TODO the best would be to remove the empty root node, but this would
// Add command data
DBGPacket.addFrame(DBGFrame1);
- if(proxy.getSocket().isClosed()) return;
+ if (proxy.getSocket ().isClosed ()) { // Do we have a socket for DBG communication?
+ return; // No, then leave here
+ }
+
DBGPacket.sendPacket(os);
waitResponse(1000);
// Add command data
DBGPacket.addFrame(DBGFrame1);
- if(proxy.getSocket().isClosed()) return null;
+ if (proxy.getSocket ().isClosed ()) { // Do we have a socket for DBG communication?
+ return null; // No, then leave here
+ }
DBGPacket.sendPacket(os);
waitResponse(1000);