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Jason R. Clark edited this page Apr 23, 2015
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There are lots of sample apps in the samples/ directory. To run through them efficiently, use the rake samples
commands:
rake --tasks
...
rake samples:bad # Run all non-working samples in random order
rake samples:bad_list # Create list of non-working samples
rake samples:good # Run all working samples in alphabetical order
rake samples:random # Run all working samples in random order
rake samples:subset[filename] # Run all samples listed in samples/filename
...
The development group in Shoe's Gemfile has pry
and pry-nav
installed, which should give a solid, basic debugging experience when necessary.
To use this, just add this line where you want to break in the execution of your Shoes app:
binding.pry
If you want to learn more about Pry, start at http://pryrepl.org/
To help track down memory leaks from SWT objects, require the leak hunter in your app:
# my_leaky_app.rb
require 'shoes/swt/tooling/leak_hunter'
Shoes.app do
para "When you close this app, you'll get a report on SWT objects that may be leaking"
end
And run it:
bin/shoes path/to/my_leaky_app.rb
Now hunt down those leaks!