Evaluation only displays an empty rectangle about one-small-step-for-vimkind

[Quessou]

The call to hover do give some neat result actually, you are right :

[jbyuki]

The configuration looks fine although I would suggest using the new one available in the README. It is shorter and allows you to connect without entering the port when connecting with launch(). With run_this() it doesn't make a difference as you don't require one anyway.

It's suprising to see that you can get the virtual annotations with values but not inspect the values. What function of nvim-dap do you use for inspecting? Not sure about active watches, this is maybe not supported.

[Quessou]

For the record, I tried with both launch() (and thus, the two-nvim windows trick), and run_this(), both give the same result.

In order to get evaluations, I use the eval function of dapui, that I call either with a parameter (a user input) or not, in which case it just evaluates what is under my cursor.
Should I take a look at what nvim-dap provides directly ?

[jbyuki]

Could you try with the command binded to `<F12>` available in the readme? That's what I use and should work. I will take a look at `eval` and see what is happening there. Le mar. 2 mai 2023 à 6:35 PM, Quessours ***@***.***> a écrit :

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For the record, I tried with both launch() (and thus, the two-nvim windows trick), and run_this(), both give the same result. In order to get evaluations, I use the eval function of dapui, that I call either with a parameter (a user input) or not, in which case it just evaluates what is under my cursor. Should I take a look at what nvim-dap provides directly ? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#34 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ALJBOFPSXDPNXWEU5FLLXJLXEEZUPANCNFSM6AAAAAAXNRLIXU> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[jbyuki]

I see the issue now, I didn't implement context hovers which is clearly said that it's not supported in the osv log 😄 (not blaming you of course) I will see if I can implement that so you can use nvim-dap-ui as well.

[jbyuki]

I've added a crude implementation of context hovers, let me know if this works now. Of course, choose which ever suits you best (dapui.eval or dap.ui.hover).