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// Test the xpcshell-test debug support.  Ideally we should have this test
// next to the xpcshell support code, but that's tricky...

function run_test() {
  let testFile = do_get_file("xpcshell_debugging_script.js");

  // _setupDebuggerServer is from xpcshell-test's head.js
  let testResumed = false;
  let DebuggerServer = _setupDebuggerServer([testFile.path], () => testResumed = true);
  let transport = DebuggerServer.connectPipe();
  let client = new DebuggerClient(transport);
  client.connect(() => {
    // Even though we have no tabs, listTabs gives us the chromeDebugger.
    client.listTabs(response => {
      let chromeDebugger = response.chromeDebugger;
      client.attachThread(chromeDebugger, (response, threadClient) => {
        threadClient.addOneTimeListener("paused", (event, packet) => {
        equal(packet.why.type, "breakpoint",
              "yay - hit the breakpoint at the first line in our script");
          // Resume again - next stop should be our "debugger" statement.
          threadClient.addOneTimeListener("paused", (event, packet) => {
            equal(packet.why.type, "debuggerStatement",
                  "yay - hit the 'debugger' statement in our script");
            threadClient.resume(() => {
              finishClient(client);
            });
          });
          threadClient.resume();
        });
        // tell the thread to do the initial resume.  This would cause the
        // xpcshell test harness to resume and load the file under test.
        threadClient.resume(response => {
          // should have been told to resume the test itself.
          ok(testResumed);
          // Now load our test script.
          load(testFile.path);
          // and our "paused" listener above should get hit.
        });
      });
    });
  });
  do_test_pending();
}
