Editor improvements

[KungPhoo]

I like playing with C64Studio. It's a very complete tool for C64 programming. I have some minor issues, that might be useful for others as well:

• When I build and debug, the breakpoints are not set. I have to drag+drop the .prg into the emulator again to trigger them. Vice 3.10, Win64.
• When a breakpoint is triggered, I find it hard to see where the PC is in my source code. I set "Current Debug Position" color to yellow on red, but it doesn't seem to indicate the source position at all.
• I have an upright monitor, so my resolution is 1080x1920. The debug toolbar is cut off. Can it be move to a 2nd row, maybe?
• I'd prefer a non-antialiased font (option)

[GeorgRottensteiner]

Regarding the breakpoints:
Which VICE debug interface are you using? The binary one?

The second point (missing marking of the current debug position) sounds suspiciously like a followup problem of the first.
Is the cursor set to the matching line at least? Or that doesn't happen either?

[KungPhoo]

I think I use the non-binary debug interface. Calling C:\...\x64sc.exe with -drive8truedrive -initbreak 0xa871 -remotemonitor -moncommands "C:\Temp\tmp4oanby.tmp" "C:\Users\....\test.prg".
The cursor is at the right line, yes.

[GeorgRottensteiner]

I've uploaded a new WIP version (https://www.georg-rottensteiner.de/webmisc/C64StudioRelease.zip). This has the autowrap debug toolbar, an option "No Anti Aliasing" in File->Preferences->Assembler->Appearance, and a overhaul of the binary interface.
For anything VICE >= 3.7 it's better to switch to the binary interface.

Use these settings for that:

Regarding the marked debug line, I've set it to this in my theme:

It looks like I'm using only the background color of that setting. Which colors did you use?

Regarding the anti aliasing, I've only enabled it for the assembler code view for now. Using that every where else would take quite a while. Can you check whether that looks better for you?