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I want to debug my plugin but couldn't find debug console option in EDIT|Preference |
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I have said the same in the other question of yours. Go to "Edit->Preference". In the option "Open a console window", change it from "Never" to "Always(debugging)" and click "Apply" In ubuntu option "Open a console window" is not present
(07 Nov '12, 22:51)
Akhil
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Linux doesn't need this option, just launch Wireshark from a terminal window. I am launching wireshark from terminal. what should i do after that to start debugging??????
(08 Nov '12, 00:51)
Akhil
As already answered in the following question:
You need to add debug statements to your code to see some output in the debug console. Please read the Developer Guide thoroughly. BTW: Is it really necessary to add 5-6 question marks (?????) to your questions? One should be sufficient to properly flag your sentence as a question ;-)
(08 Nov '12, 01:15)
Kurt Knochner ♦
I have added the "g_print " statemnet in my code. But the debug console is not opened.
(08 Nov '12, 03:00)
Akhil
Did you start Wireshark from a console window? Are you sure the g_print statement is executed?
(08 Nov '12, 04:10)
Kurt Knochner ♦
Yes i started Wireshark from a console window. and the g_print statement is executed
(08 Nov '12, 04:34)
Akhil
well, I don't know what's wrong with your code or system, but if I add the following statement to the TCP dissector, I get a message on the console every time the dissector gets executed.
Maybe you try it with a standard dissector first, to see if there is a general problem with your code and/or system. If that works, it should work within your dissector as well. If it does not work, your g_print code is not executed. Regards
(08 Nov '12, 05:32)
Kurt Knochner ♦
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