Very basic support for watch expressions

You can currently only add them, not remoove them and you have to pass
the expression in the function call, but once added the variable
breakdown works nicely.

python3/vimspector/debug_session.py

@@ -180,6 +180,9 @@ class DebugSession( object ):
   def ExpandVariable( self ):
     self._variablesView.ExpandVariable()
 
+  def AddWatch( self, expression ):
+    self._variablesView.AddWatch( self._currentFrame, expression )
+
   def GoToFrame( self ):
     self._stackTraceView.GoToFrame()
 
@@ -221,6 +224,7 @@ class DebugSession( object ):
     self._currentFrame = frame
     self._codeView.SetCurrentFrame( frame )
     self._variablesView.LoadScopes( frame )
+    self._variablesView.EvaluateWatches()
 
   def _StartDebugAdapter( self ):
     self._logger.info( 'Starting debug adapter with: {0}'.format( json.dumps(

python3/vimspector/variables.py

@@ -33,6 +33,9 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
     # children. Otherwise, we haven't or shouldn't.
     self._scopes = []
 
+    # This is basically the same as scopes, but the top level is an "expression"
+    self._watches = []
+
     vim.current.buffer = buf
     vim.command(
       'nnoremap <buffer> <CR> :call vimspector#ExpandVariable()<CR>' )
@@ -55,7 +58,7 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
           },
         } )
 
-      self._DrawScopes()
+      self._DrawScopesAndWatches()
 
     self._connection.DoRequest( scopes_consumer, {
       'command': 'scopes',
@@ -64,6 +67,36 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
       },
     } )
 
+  def AddWatch( self, frame, expression ):
+    watch = {
+        'expression': expression,
+        'frameId': frame[ 'id' ],
+        'context': 'watch',
+    }
+    self._watches.append( watch )
+    self.EvaluateWatches()
+
+  def EvaluateWatches( self ):
+    for watch in self._watches:
+      self._connection.DoRequest( partial( self._UpdateWatchExpression,
+                                           watch ), {
+        'command': 'evaluate',
+        'arguments': watch,
+      } )
+
+  def _UpdateWatchExpression( self, watch, message ):
+    watch[ 'result' ] = message[ 'body' ]
+    if 'variablesReference' in watch[ 'result' ]:
+      self._connection.DoRequest(
+        partial( self._ConsumeVariables, watch[ 'result' ] ), {
+          'command': 'variables',
+          'arguments': {
+            'variablesReference': watch[ 'result' ][ 'variablesReference' ]
+          },
+        } )
+
+    self._DrawScopesAndWatches()
+
   def ExpandVariable( self ):
     if vim.current.window.buffer != self._buf:
       return
@@ -75,7 +108,7 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
     variable = self._line_to_variable[ current_line ]
     if '_variables' in variable:
       del variable[ '_variables' ]
-      self._DrawScopes()
+      self._DrawScopesAndWatches()
     else:
       self._connection.DoRequest( partial( self._ConsumeVariables, variable ), {
         'command': 'variables',
@@ -93,13 +126,13 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
                           '_variables' not in variable ) else '-',
           name = variable[ 'name' ],
           type_ = variable.get( 'type', '<unknown type>' ),
-          value = variable[ 'value' ] ) )
+          value = variable[ 'value' ] ).split( '\n' ) )
       self._line_to_variable[ len( self._buf ) ] = variable
 
       if '_variables' in variable:
         self._DrawVariables( variable[ '_variables' ], indent + 2 )
 
-  def _DrawScopes( self ):
+  def _DrawScopesAndWatches( self ):
     self._line_to_variable = {}
     with utils.RestoreCursorPosition():
       with utils.ModifiableScratchBuffer( self._buf ):
@@ -110,6 +143,16 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
             indent = 2
             self._DrawVariables( scope[ '_variables' ], indent )
 
+        self._buf.append( 'Watches: ----' )
+        for watch in self._watches:
+          self._buf.append( 'Expression: ' + watch[ 'expression' ] )
+          if 'result' in watch:
+            result = watch[ 'result' ]
+            line =  '  Result: ' + result[ 'result' ]
+            self._buf.append( line.split( '\n' ) )
+            if '_variables' in result:
+              indent = 4
+              self._DrawVariables( result[ '_variables' ], indent )
 
   def _ConsumeVariables( self, parent, message ):
     for variable in message[ 'body' ][ 'variables' ]:
@@ -118,4 +161,4 @@ class VariablesView( object ):
 
       parent[ '_variables' ].append( variable )
 
-    self._DrawScopes()
+    self._DrawScopesAndWatches()