Bug #2751
Mis à jour par Sebastien Jacquot il y a plus de 5 ans
Some RCP platform errors are not shown in TXM.
E.g. some UI Widget errors, infinite loop errors, thread access, etc. are caught by the RCP manager and not displayed in the console.
These errors are logged in file but also dedicated to be shown in the Error Log view of Eclipse but we do not embed it in TXM.
So a TXM session can be corrupted, e.g. a R communication problem leading to infinite loop but the user (or debugger) has no feedback.
h3. Solution 1
* add Error Log view to TXM product
* verify that when an error occurs the view is automatically opened as in Eclipse IDE
h3. Solution 2
* add -consoleLog to TXM product
* verify that when an error occurs it is well displayed in the TXM console (and not in launching terminal, e.g. the windows command of TXM.bat)
NOTE: for same purpose of debugging and feedback, it would be nice to activate the red color for System.err in TXM console.
E.g. some UI Widget errors, infinite loop errors, thread access, etc. are caught by the RCP manager and not displayed in the console.
These errors are logged in file but also dedicated to be shown in the Error Log view of Eclipse but we do not embed it in TXM.
So a TXM session can be corrupted, e.g. a R communication problem leading to infinite loop but the user (or debugger) has no feedback.
h3. Solution 1
* add Error Log view to TXM product
* verify that when an error occurs the view is automatically opened as in Eclipse IDE
h3. Solution 2
* add -consoleLog to TXM product
* verify that when an error occurs it is well displayed in the TXM console (and not in launching terminal, e.g. the windows command of TXM.bat)
NOTE: for same purpose of debugging and feedback, it would be nice to activate the red color for System.err in TXM console.