Add necessary output to support realgud mode in Emacs #43
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Thank you for creating MobDebug. I would like to use it as a part of Emacs, integrated with the
realgudpackage. The problem is the MobDebug server doesn't print a status line when certain events are received, like setting/removing breakpoints. Because of this there is no way forrealgudto be aware of these events, so breakpoint indicators can't be shown, as discussed here. This PR adds that output forsetbanddelb. Also, it adds the ability to pass breakpoint numbers todelbto support breakpoint toggling forrealgud, because the command output for thedeletecommand is expected to be similar to that ofgdb's, which uses incrementing breakpoint numbers as identifiers instead of file/line.After adding these changes the debugger integration works pretty well so far with the Emacs plugin I wrote (
realgud-mobdebug).