UX refinement per design feedback:
- Bar is now 3 rows tall: ─ top separator, content row, ─ bottom separator.
The separator chars were invisible before because TurboDebugBarSeparator
linked to WinSeparator (muted in most themes). Switched to FloatBorder.
- Bottom tray default shrunk 12→9 rows so the 3-row bar doesn't overlap
REPL/Console. Net vertical footprint unchanged (12 tray = 9 tray + 3 bar).
- Action labels now teach the keyboard shortcut inline:
▶️ (c)ontinue ⏭️ (s)tep ⬇️ (d)escend ⬆️ (r)eturn
🔄 (R)estart 🛑 (q)uit ❓ (?)help
The (k) letter is highlighted with TurboDebugBarKey → Special so the
shortcut pops. The entire label is a click zone.
- help_on_enter default flipped true → false. The (?)help label in the bar
is always visible, so new users discover help via the bar instead of an
auto-popup on every debug-mode entry.
- No top bar added. The source file winbar already shows 🐛 DEBUG · <file>,
so a second chrome row would just duplicate context and eat screen space.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Major v3 fixes driven by live-debugging feedback:
- Control bar: replace vim.o.statusline override (lualine fights it) with
a 1-row floating window pinned above the statusline. Shows state chip
(READY/RUNNING/PAUSED) + seven clickable Codicon controls + dap.status().
Survives resize via VimResized autocmd. Fully independent of lualine.
- Console refresh: trailing-edge throttle at config.console_refresh_ms
(default 50ms = 20 Hz ceiling). Targets console windows via nvim_win_call
+ redraw! to avoid screen-cache miss. Chatty programs can't DOS the editor.
- Modal keys in dapui panes: install synchronously on FileType (drop inner
vim.schedule); all modal keys get nowait=true (was continue-only) so
single-key presses aren't swallowed by <leader>d* prefix matching.
- Wrap in dapui panes: wrap=true + breakindent + showbreak=" ↳ " so long
register values stay visible inside the pane without bleeding into the
source window. Safety valve at config.max_value_width (default 2000,
set 0 to disable) truncates only pathological multi-KB dumps with "…".
- Smart q: context-aware terminate. If a session is running, q calls
dap.terminate() and stays in debug mode (so user can read the console
postmortem). If no session, q exits debug mode. Removes quit_exits_mode.
- Icons: full Nerd Font Codicon set for signs, control bar buttons, pane
titles, and debug badge. 👈 emoji in the paused-line vtext pairs with
👉 in the gutter — fingers literally point at the paused line from both
sides.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rename from tiny-debugger to turbo-debug — inspired by Turbo Pascal,
the first IDE with a real visual debugger. This thing isn't tiny,
it's turbo charged.
CHANGELOG for 0.1.0:
Features:
- Zero-config debugging — one line install, everything works
- Modal keybindings (c/s/d/r/q/x/X/D/W/K/E/R/?), active only
during debug mode, cleanly removed on exit
- Persistent breakpoints via persistent-breakpoints.nvim
- Inline virtual text — variable values in source code
- Hover (K), watch (W), REPL eval (E) from the code window
- Help splash (3s auto-dismiss) + manual help (?)
- Debug mode chrome — winbar indicator, cursor highlight
- dapui integration — controls toolbar, labeled panels
- which-key support — <leader>d debug group auto-registered
- quit_exits_mode option
Adapters (12 languages):
- Python (debugpy + venv detection)
- Rust (codelldb + cargo build + vim.ui.select picker)
- Go (delve), C/C++/Swift (codelldb)
- JavaScript/TypeScript (js-debug-adapter)
- C# (netcoredbg), Java, Kotlin, PHP, Ruby, Lua (osv)
Keybindings:
- <leader>dd — toggle debug mode
- <leader>dx / <leader>dX / <leader>dD — breakpoints (always)
- c s d r C x X D W K E q R ? — modal (debug mode only)
swaitsandClaude Opus 4.6