![]() language-sensitive. In the past, both looked at the name of the language level and were thus were hardwired to certain behavior. Move some of those settings into the language level itself: - whether the stepper is supported (default #f) - whether the debugger is supported (default #t) - the print conversion of values for the stepper This allows other language levels such as the DMdA levels to support the stepper and not support the debugger. svn: r7346 |
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private | ||
danish-string-constants.ss | ||
doc.txt | ||
dutch-string-constants.ss | ||
english-string-constants.ss | ||
french-string-constants.ss | ||
german-string-constants.ss | ||
info.ss | ||
japanese-string-constants.ss | ||
portuguese-string-constants.ss | ||
simplified-chinese-string-constants.ss | ||
spanish-string-constants.ss | ||
string-constant-lang.ss | ||
string-constant.ss | ||
traditional-chinese-string-constants.ss |