Enable toggling breakpoints in LSP CEditor #383
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This is an example of where we have somewhat an inversion of dependencies. The existing CDT code assumes it knows about all types of editors at compile time. In this case the LSP C Editor is a new type. However, rather than creating a new extension mechanism here we are simply adding the LSP C Editor to the known list as the LSP C Editor is (or will soon be) part of CDT itself anyway (see #354) By itself this change doesn't do anything, it needs the change in eclipse-cdt/cdt-lsp#46 Also-by: Gesa HENTSCHKE <Gesa.HENTSCHKE@bachmann.info>
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This is an example of where we have somewhat an inversion of dependencies. The existing CDT code assumes it knows about all types of editors at compile time. In this case the LSP C Editor is a new type. However, rather than creating a new extension mechanism here we are simply adding the LSP C Editor to the known list as the LSP C Editor is (or will soon be) part of CDT itself anyway (see #354)
By itself this change doesn't do anything, it needs the change in eclipse-cdt/cdt-lsp#46
Also-by: Gesa HENTSCHKE Gesa.HENTSCHKE@bachmann.info