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[205606] Edits should be colorized even if the value has not been changed; embedded users want to see that the memory will be written.

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Ted Williams 2007-10-05 19:41:49 +00:00
parent d9e5b657eb
commit 1db10b1da9
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plugins/org.eclipse.dd.debug.memory.renderings.traditional/src/org/eclipse/dd/debug/memory/renderings/traditional/DataPane.java
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@ -93,11 +93,14 @@ public class DataPane extends AbstractPane
bytesToSet[i] = new TraditionalMemoryByte(byteData[i]); bytesToSet[i] = new TraditionalMemoryByte(byteData[i]);
bytesToSet[i].setBigEndian(bytes[i].isBigEndian()); bytesToSet[i].setBigEndian(bytes[i].isBigEndian());
if(bytes[i].getValue() != byteData[i]) // for embedded, the user wants feedback that the change will be sent to the target,
// even if does not change the value. eventually, maybe we need another color to
// indicate change.
//if(bytes[i].getValue() != byteData[i])
{ {
bytesToSet[i].setEdited(true); bytesToSet[i].setEdited(true);
} }
else //else
{ {
if(bytes[i] instanceof TraditionalMemoryByte) if(bytes[i] instanceof TraditionalMemoryByte)
bytesToSet[i].setEdited(((TraditionalMemoryByte) bytes[i]).isEdited()); bytesToSet[i].setEdited(((TraditionalMemoryByte) bytes[i]).isEdited());