Epic: Spawn trace #29
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…e in another window The trace and the memory are not (yet?) copied, just the cursor, and the process remains the same. Manage a simple reference list of views on the process to terminate it exactly once when closing the last debugger. Relates #29. Fixes handling of bottomContexts when updating the context stack/the selected path.
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This mega PR improves several conveniences aspects of the TraceDebugger. Amongst others, this includes: - feature: spawn trace (relates #29) - feature: toggle border context (closes #28) - feature: context search (closes #44) - feature: "trace it" button in the normal debugger (closes #36) - feature: navigation commands "jump to presence", "jump to sender", "jump to callee" - feature: snapshot inspectors & explorers - feature: run to selection - improve support for code evaluation in all code panes (syntax highlighting, access to instance variables) - working notifier window and proceed/abandon buttons, implement all remaining menu commands, clean up and rearrange menu items - stepping improvements (coroutines, EHS) - call tree convenience (scroll bar, display of return values, graying out dead contexts, adjust timeIndex when selecting context, support for type-to-filter) - preference to display stack list instead of stack tree - tracing improvements: fix tracing of coroutines and simulation (relates #14, closes #13); fix tracing of failed primitives
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Drag a context out of a debugger to watch it in a separate debugger.
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Contributes to #9.
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