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This is useful for /// targeting a specific breakpoint on a line with multiple possible /// breakpoints. /// /// If no breakpoint is possible at that line, the `102` (Cannot add /// breakpoint) RPC error code is returned. /// /// Note that breakpoints are added and removed on a per-isolate basis. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Breakpoint]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.¾–¾–¾�¾¬¾¬¾³¾Â¾Â¾Æ¾Ò¾Ò ¾×¸ÿ¸ÿ†¡¾v…'/// The `addBreakpoint` RPC is used to add a breakpoint at a specific line of /// some script. This RPC is useful when a script has not yet been assigned an /// id, for example, if a script is in a deferred library which has not yet /// been loaded. /// /// The `scriptUri` parameter is used to specify the target script. /// /// The `line` parameter is used to specify the target line for the /// breakpoint. If there are multiple possible breakpoints on the target line, /// then the VM will place the breakpoint at the location which would execute /// soonest. If it is not possible to set a breakpoint at the target line, the /// breakpoint will be added at the next possible breakpoint location within /// the same function. /// /// The `column` parameter may be optionally specified. This is useful for /// targeting a specific breakpoint on a line with multiple possible /// breakpoints. /// /// If no breakpoint is possible at that line, the `102` (Cannot add /// breakpoint) RPC error code is returned. /// /// Note that breakpoints are added and removed on a per-isolate basis. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Breakpoint]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀBÀBÀBÀB ÀB ÀB'¿¤¿¤‚ôÀAî‚/// The `addBreakpointAtEntry` RPC is used to add a breakpoint at the /// entrypoint of some function. /// /// If no breakpoint is possible at the function entry, the `102` (Cannot add /// breakpoint) RPC error code is returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Breakpoint]. /// /// Note that breakpoints are added and removed on a per-isolate basis. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀCÙÀCÙÀCàÀBœÀBœ�‹ÀCÉ� /// Clears all CPU profiling samples. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Success]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀD+ÀD+~ÀD{9/// Clears all VM timeline events. /// /// See [Success].ÀJÑÀJÑÀJØÀKÀKÀK ÀK8ÀK8ÀK?ÀKYÀKY ÀK^ÀD­ÀD­‡ ÀJ¿…Î/// The `createIdZone` RPC is used to create a new ID zone where temporary IDs /// for instances in the specified isolate may be allocated. See [IDs and /// Names] for more information about ID zones. /// /// backingBufferKind | meaning /// ---- | ------- /// ring | Use a ring buffer to back the zone. /// /// idAssignmentPolicy | meaning /// ---- | ------- /// alwaysAllocate | When this ID zone is specified in an RPC invocation, /// `InstancesRef` and `Instances` within the response to that RPC will always /// have their `id` fields populated with newly allocated temporary IDs, even /// when there already exists an ID that refers to the same instance. /// reuseExisting | When this ID zone is specified in an RPC invocation, /// `InstancesRef` and `Instances` within the response to that RPC will have /// their `id` fields populated with existing IDs when possible. This /// introduces an extra linear search of the zone – to check for existing IDs /// – for each `InstanceRef` or `Instance` returned in a response. /// /// The `capacity` parameter may be used to specify the maximum number of IDs /// that the created zone will be able to hold at a time. If no argument for /// `capacity` is provided, the created zone will have the default capacity of /// 512 IDs. /// /// When a VM Service client disconnects, all of the Service ID zones created /// by that client will be deleted. 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Note this does not /// provide a way to perform getter, setter or constructor invocation. /// /// `targetId` may refer to a [Library], [Class], or [Instance]. /// /// Each elements of `argumentId` may refer to an [Instance]. /// /// If `disableBreakpoints` is provided and set to true, any breakpoints hit /// as a result of this invocation are ignored, including pauses resulting /// from a call to `debugger()` from `dart:developer`. Defaults to false if /// not provided. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// If `targetId` or any element of `argumentIds` is a temporary id which has /// expired, then the `Expired` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `targetId` or any element of `argumentIds` refers to an object which /// has been collected by the VM's garbage collector, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If invocation triggers a failed compilation then [RPCError] 113 /// "Expression compilation error" is returned. /// /// If a runtime error occurs while evaluating the invocation, an [ErrorRef] /// reference will be returned. /// /// If the invocation is evaluated successfully, an [InstanceRef] reference /// will be returned. /// /// The return value can be one of [InstanceRef] or [ErrorRef]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀaÀaÀa ÀaÀaÀa#Àa1Àa1Àa8ÀaJÀaJÀa_ÀajÀajÀapÀaˆÀaˆÀa�ÀY)ÀY)‰·À`ø‡e/// The `evaluate` RPC is used to evaluate an expression in the context of /// some target. /// /// `targetId` may refer to a [Library], [Class], or [Instance]. /// /// If `targetId` is a temporary id which has expired, then the `Expired` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `targetId` refers to an object which has been collected by the VM's /// garbage collector, then the `Collected` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `scope` is provided, it should be a map from identifiers to object ids. /// These bindings will be added to the scope in which the expression is /// evaluated, which is a child scope of the class or library for /// instance/class or library targets respectively. This means bindings /// provided in `scope` may shadow instance members, class members and /// top-level members. /// /// If `disableBreakpoints` is provided and set to true, any breakpoints hit /// as a result of this evaluation are ignored. Defaults to false if not /// provided. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// If the expression fails to parse and compile, then [RPCError] 113 /// "Expression compilation error" is returned. /// /// If an error occurs while evaluating the expression, an [ErrorRef] /// reference will be returned. /// /// If the expression is evaluated successfully, an [InstanceRef] reference /// will be returned. /// /// The return value can be one of [InstanceRef] or [ErrorRef]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀißÀißÀiæÀiõÀiõÀiùÀj Àj ÀjÀj"Àj"Àj7ÀjBÀjBÀjHÀj`Àj`ÀjhÀbäÀbäˆßÀiʆŒ/// The `evaluateInFrame` RPC is used to evaluate an expression in the context /// of a particular stack frame. `frameIndex` is the index of the desired /// [Frame], with an index of `0` indicating the top (most recent) frame. /// /// If `scope` is provided, it should be a map from identifiers to object ids. /// These bindings will be added to the scope in which the expression is /// evaluated, which is a child scope of the frame's current scope. This means /// bindings provided in `scope` may shadow instance members, class members, /// top-level members, parameters and locals. /// /// If `disableBreakpoints` is provided and set to true, any breakpoints hit /// as a result of this evaluation are ignored. Defaults to false if not /// provided. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// If the expression fails to parse and compile, then [RPCError] 113 /// "Expression compilation error" is returned. /// /// If an error occurs while evaluating the expression, an [ErrorRef] /// reference will be returned. /// /// If the expression is evaluated successfully, an [InstanceRef] reference /// will be returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// The return value can be one of [InstanceRef] or [ErrorRef]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.Àn¬Àn¬Àn³ÀnÉÀnÉ ÀnÏÀnÖÀnÖÀnÜÀkÇÀkǃÈÀn—‚—/// The `getAllocationProfile` RPC is used to retrieve allocation information /// for a given isolate. /// /// If `reset` is provided and is set to true, the allocation accumulators /// will be reset before collecting allocation information. /// /// If `gc` is provided and is set to true, a garbage collection will be /// attempted before collecting allocation information. There is no guarantee /// that a garbage collection will be actually be performed. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀrDÀrDÀrKÀr\Àr\ÀraÀrwÀrwÀr|Àr’Àr’ÀršÀo“Ào“„/Àr+‚f/// The `getAllocationTraces` RPC allows for the retrieval of allocation /// traces for objects of a specific set of types (see /// [VmService.setTraceClassAllocation]). Only samples collected in the time /// range `[timeOriginMicros, timeOriginMicros + timeExtentMicros]` will be /// reported. /// /// If `classId` is provided, only traces for allocations with the matching /// `classId` will be reported. /// /// If the profiler is disabled, an RPC error response will be returned. /// /// If isolateId refers to an isolate which has exited, then the Collected /// Sentinel is returned. /// /// See [CpuSamples].ÀukÀukÀurÀsÆÀsÆ�ðÀu^�q/// The `getClassList` RPC is used to retrieve a `ClassList` containing all /// classes for an isolate based on the isolate's `isolateId`. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [ClassList]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀzHÀzHÀzOÀzZÀzZÀz^ÀzpÀzpÀztÀuºÀuº…rÀz/„3/// The `getCpuSamples` RPC is used to retrieve samples collected by the CPU /// profiler. See [CpuSamples] for a detailed description of the response. /// /// The `timeOriginMicros` parameter is the beginning of the time range used /// to filter samples. It uses the same monotonic clock as dart:developer's /// `Timeline.now` and the VM embedding API's `Dart_TimelineGetMicros`. See /// [VmService.getVMTimelineMicros] for access to this clock through the /// service protocol. /// /// The `timeExtentMicros` parameter specifies how large the time range used /// to filter samples should be. /// /// For example, given `timeOriginMicros` and `timeExtentMicros`, only samples /// from the following time range will be returned: `(timeOriginMicros, /// timeOriginMicros + timeExtentMicros)`. /// /// If the profiler is disabled, an [RPCError] response will be returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À{0À{0€ÉÀ{Ó€‰/// The `getFlagList` RPC returns a list of all command line flags in the VM /// along with their current values. /// /// See [FlagList].À�òÀ�òÀ�ùÀ‚À‚À‚À‚À‚ À‚!À‚.À‚.À‚6À{ýÀ{ý‡À�Ø…~/// Returns a set of inbound references to the object specified by `targetId`. /// Up to `limit` references will be returned. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// The order of the references is undefined (i.e., not related to allocation /// order) and unstable (i.e., multiple invocations of this method against the /// same object can give different answers even if no Dart code has executed /// between the invocations). /// /// The references may include multiple `objectId`s that designate the same /// object. /// /// The references may include objects that are unreachable but have not yet /// been garbage collected. /// /// If `targetId` is a temporary id which has expired, then the `Expired` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `targetId` refers to an object which has been collected by the VM's /// garbage collector, then the `Collected` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [InboundReferences]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À‰¡À‰¡À‰¨À‰·À‰·À‰¾À‰ÌÀ‰Ì À‰ÐÀ‰ÝÀ‰ÝÀ‰ãÀ‰úÀ‰úÀŠÀŠÀŠÀŠ!ÀƒÀƒˆ�À‰�†-/// The `getInstances` RPC is used to retrieve a set of instances which are of /// a specific class. /// /// The order of the instances is undefined (i.e., not related to allocation /// order) and unstable (i.e., multiple invocations of this method against the /// same class can give different answers even if no Dart code has executed /// between the invocations). /// /// The set of instances may include objects that are unreachable but have not /// yet been garbage collected. /// /// `objectId` is the ID of the `Class` to retrieve instances for. `objectId` /// must be the ID of a `Class`, otherwise an [RPCError] is returned. /// /// `limit` is the maximum number of instances to be returned. /// /// If `includeSubclasses` is true, instances of subclasses of the specified /// class will be included in the set. /// /// If `includeImplementers` is true, instances of implementers of the /// specified class will be included in the set. Note that subclasses of a /// class are also considered implementers of that class. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [InstanceSet]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À“À“À“À“À“À“À“.À“.À“4À“KÀ“KÀ“QÀ“jÀ“jÀ“rÀ‹–À‹–‰;À’é†ö/// The `getInstancesAsList` RPC is used to retrieve a set of instances which /// are of a specific class. This RPC returns an `InstanceRef` corresponding /// to a Dart `List` that contains the requested instances. This /// `List` is not growable, but it is otherwise mutable. The response type is /// what distinguishes this RPC from `getInstances`, which returns an /// `InstanceSet`. /// /// The order of the instances is undefined (i.e., not related to allocation /// order) and unstable (i.e., multiple invocations of this method against the /// same class can give different answers even if no Dart code has executed /// between the invocations). /// /// The set of instances may include objects that are unreachable but have not /// yet been garbage collected. /// /// `objectId` is the ID of the `Class` to retrieve instances for. `objectId` /// must be the ID of a `Class`, otherwise an [RPCError] is returned. /// /// If `includeSubclasses` is true, instances of subclasses of the specified /// class will be included in the set. /// /// If `includeImplementers` is true, instances of implementers of the /// specified class will be included in the set. Note that subclasses of a /// class are also considered implementers of that class. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À–3À–3À–:À”ÕÀ”Õ�§À–(�0/// The `getIsolate` RPC is used to lookup an `Isolate` object by its `id`. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Isolate]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À˜ÇÀ˜ÇÀ˜ÎÀ–€À–€‚¤À˜·‚/// The `getIsolateGroup` RPC is used to lookup an `IsolateGroup` object by /// its `id`. /// /// If `isolateGroupId` refers to an isolate group which has exited, then the /// `Expired` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// `IsolateGroup` `id` is an opaque identifier that can be fetched from an /// `IsolateGroup`. List of active `IsolateGroup`'s, for example, is available /// on `VM` object. /// /// See [IsolateGroup], [VM]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.Àš£Àš£ÀšªÀ™(À™(�ÎÀšŽ�C/// The `getIsolatePauseEvent` RPC is used to lookup an isolate's pause event /// by its `id`. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Isolate]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.Àœ{Àœ{Àœ‚ÀšúÀšú�ÎÀœl�I/// The `getMemoryUsage` RPC is used to lookup an isolate's memory usage /// statistics by its `id`. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Isolate]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀžyÀžyÀž€ÀœÌÀœÌ‚Àž^�i/// The `getIsolateGroupMemoryUsage` RPC is used to lookup an isolate group's /// memory usage statistics by its `id`. /// /// If `isolateGroupId` refers to an isolate group which has exited, then the /// `Expired` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [IsolateGroup]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À ‰À ‰À �ÀžåÀžå�íÀ ~�q/// The `getScripts` RPC is used to retrieve a `ScriptList` containing all /// scripts for an isolate based on the isolate's `isolateId`. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [ScriptList]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À§À§À§À§À§À§À§-À§- À§2À§>À§> À§CÀ§NÀ§NÀ§VÀ ÖÀ Ö‡�À¦ñ…Î/// The `getObject` RPC is used to lookup an `object` from some isolate by its /// `id`. /// /// If `objectId` is a temporary id which has expired, then the `Expired` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `objectId` refers to a heap object which has been collected by the VM's /// garbage collector, then the `Collected` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `objectId` refers to a non-heap object which has been deleted, then the /// `Collected` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If the object handle has not expired and the object has not been /// collected, then an [Obj] will be returned. /// /// The `offset` and `count` parameters are used to request subranges of /// Instance objects with the kinds: String, List, Map, Set, Uint8ClampedList, /// Uint8List, Uint16List, Uint32List, Uint64List, Int8List, Int16List, /// Int32List, Int64List, Float32List, Float64List, Inst32x3List, /// Float32x4List, and Float64x2List. These parameters are otherwise ignored. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À­+À­+À­2À­HÀ­HÀ­MÀ­_À­_À­dÀ¨[À¨[†À­„n/// The `getPerfettoCpuSamples` RPC is used to retrieve samples collected by /// the CPU profiler, serialized in Perfetto's proto format. See /// [PerfettoCpuSamples] for a detailed description of the response. /// /// The `timeOriginMicros` parameter is the beginning of the time range used /// to filter samples. It uses the same monotonic clock as dart:developer's /// `Timeline.now` and the VM embedding API's `Dart_TimelineGetMicros`. See /// [VmService.getVMTimelineMicros] for access to this clock through the /// service protocol. /// /// The `timeExtentMicros` parameter specifies how large the time range used /// to filter samples should be. /// /// For example, given `timeOriginMicros` and `timeExtentMicros`, only samples /// from the following time range will be returned: `(timeOriginMicros, /// timeOriginMicros + timeExtentMicros)`. /// /// If the profiler is disabled, an [RPCError] response will be returned. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.Àµ€Àµ€Àµ…Àµ—Àµ—ÀµœÀ®fÀ®fˆÀµ^† /// The `getPerfettoVMTimeline` RPC is used to retrieve an object which /// contains a VM timeline trace represented in Perfetto's proto format. See /// [PerfettoTimeline] for a detailed description of the response. /// /// The `timeOriginMicros` parameter is the beginning of the time range used /// to filter timeline events. It uses the same monotonic clock as /// dart:developer's `Timeline.now` and the VM embedding API's /// `Dart_TimelineGetMicros`. See [VmService.getVMTimelineMicros] for access /// to this clock through the service protocol. /// /// The `timeExtentMicros` parameter specifies how large the time range used /// to filter timeline events should be. /// /// For example, given `timeOriginMicros` and `timeExtentMicros`, only /// timeline events from the following time range will be returned: /// `(timeOriginMicros, timeOriginMicros + timeExtentMicros)`. /// /// If `getPerfettoVMTimeline` is invoked while the current recorder is /// Callback, an [RPCError] with error code `114`, `invalid timeline request`, /// will be returned as timeline events are handled by the embedder in this /// mode. /// /// If `getPerfettoVMTimeline` is invoked while the current recorder is one of /// Fuchsia or Macos or Systrace, an [RPCError] with error code `114`, /// `invalid timeline request`, will be returned as timeline events are /// handled by the OS in these modes. /// /// If `getPerfettoVMTimeline` is invoked while the current recorder is File /// or Perfettofile, an [RPCError] with error code `114`, `invalid timeline /// request`, will be returned as timeline events are written directly to a /// file, and thus cannot be retrieved through the VM Service, in these modes.À· À· À·'À¶~À¶~€éÀ·/// The `getPorts` RPC is used to retrieve the list of `ReceivePort` instances /// for a given isolate. /// /// See [PortList].À½!À½!À½(À½7À½7À½>À½LÀ½L À½PÀ½]À½]À½eÀ·kÀ·k†ÁÀ½ …M/// The `getRetainingPath` RPC is used to lookup a path from an object /// specified by `targetId` to a GC root (i.e., the object which is preventing /// this object from being garbage collected). /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `targetId` refers to a heap object which has been collected by the VM's /// garbage collector, then the `Collected` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If `targetId` refers to a non-heap object which has been deleted, then the /// `Collected` [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// If the object handle has not expired and the object has not been /// collected, then an [RetainingPath] will be returned. /// /// The `limit` parameter specifies the maximum path length to be reported as /// part of the retaining path. If a path is longer than `limit`, it will be /// truncated at the root end of the path. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// See [RetainingPath]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À¾0À¾0�fÀ¿V�/// Returns a description of major uses of memory known to the VM. /// /// Adding or removing buckets is considered a backwards-compatible change for /// the purposes of versioning. A client must gracefully handle the removal or /// addition of any bucket.ÀðÀðÀ÷ÀÃÃÀÃà ÀÃÈÀÃÏÀÃÏÀÃ×À¿šÀ¿š„íÀçƒÔ/// The `getStack` RPC is used to retrieve the current execution stack and /// message queue for an isolate. The isolate does not need to be paused. /// /// If `limit` is provided, up to `limit` frames from the top of the stack /// will be returned. If the stack depth is smaller than `limit` the entire /// stack is returned. Note: this limit also applies to the /// `asyncCausalFrames` stack representation in the `Stack` response. /// /// If `idZoneId` is provided, temporary IDs for `InstancesRef` and /// `Instances` in the RPC response will be allocated in the specified ID /// zone. If `idZoneId` is omitted, ID allocations will be performed in the /// default ID zone for the isolate. See [IDs and Names] for more information /// about ID zones. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Stack]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀÄ‹ÀÄ‹�ÔÀÆ�n/// The `getSupportedProtocols` RPC is used to determine which protocols are /// supported by the current server. /// /// The result of this call should be intercepted by any middleware that /// extends the core VM service protocol and should add its own protocol to /// the list of protocols before forwarding the response to the client. /// /// See [ProtocolList]. ÀÓ+ÀÓ+ÀÓ2ÀÓ\ÀÓ\ÀÓiÀÓxÀÓxÀÓ€ÀÓŽÀÓŽ ÀÓ“ÀÓ¡ÀÓ¡ÀÓ¦ÀÓ·ÀÓ·ÀÓ½ÀÓÏÀÓÏÀÓÕÀÓæÀÓæÀÓôÀÔÀÔ&ÀÔÀÆcÀÆc�ÀÓŒ#/// The `getSourceReport` RPC is used to generate a set of reports tied to /// source locations in an isolate. /// /// The `reports` parameter is used to specify which reports should be /// generated. The `reports` parameter is a list, which allows multiple /// reports to be generated simultaneously from a consistent isolate state. /// The `reports` parameter is allowed to be empty (this might be used to /// force compilation of a particular subrange of some script). /// /// The available report kinds are: /// /// report kind | meaning /// ----------- | ------- /// Coverage | Provide code coverage information /// PossibleBreakpoints | Provide a list of token positions which correspond /// to possible breakpoints. /// /// The `scriptId` parameter is used to restrict the report to a particular /// script. When analyzing a particular script, either or both of the /// `tokenPos` and `endTokenPos` parameters may be provided to restrict the /// analysis to a subrange of a script (for example, these can be used to /// restrict the report to the range of a particular class or function). /// /// If the `scriptId` parameter is not provided then the reports are generated /// for all loaded scripts and the `tokenPos` and `endTokenPos` parameters are /// disallowed. /// /// The `forceCompilation` parameter can be used to force compilation of all /// functions in the range of the report. Forcing compilation can cause a /// compilation error, which could terminate the running Dart program. If this /// parameter is not provided, it is considered to have the value `false`. /// /// The `reportLines` parameter changes the token positions in /// `SourceReportRange.possibleBreakpoints` and `SourceReportCoverage` to be /// line numbers. This is designed to reduce the number of RPCs that need to /// be performed in the case that the client is only interested in line /// numbers. If this parameter is not provided, it is considered to have the /// value `false`. /// /// The `libraryFilters` parameter is intended to be used when gathering /// coverage for the whole isolate. If it is provided, the `SourceReport` will /// only contain results from scripts with URIs that start with one of the /// filter strings. For example, pass `["package:foo/"]` to only include /// scripts from the foo package. /// /// The `librariesAlreadyCompiled` parameter overrides the `forceCompilation` /// parameter on a per-library basis, setting it to `false` for any libary in /// this list. This is useful for cases where multiple `getSourceReport` RPCs /// are sent with `forceCompilation` enabled, to avoid recompiling the same /// libraries repeatedly. To use this parameter, enable `forceCompilation`, /// cache the results of each `getSourceReport` RPC, and pass all the /// libraries mentioned in the `SourceReport` to subsequent RPCs in the /// `librariesAlreadyCompiled`. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [SourceReport]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀÖxÀÖx€½À×€€/// The `getVersion` RPC is used to determine what version of the Service /// Protocol is served by a VM. /// /// See [Version].À×9À×9€ŠÀש^/// The `getVM` RPC returns global information about a Dart virtual machine. /// /// See [VM].ÀÞ{ÀÞ{ÀÞ€ÀÞ’ÀÞ’ÀÞ—À×ÇÀ×LJ¦ÀÞa†L/// The `getVMTimeline` RPC is used to retrieve an object which contains VM /// timeline events. See [Timeline] for a detailed description of the /// response. /// /// The `timeOriginMicros` parameter is the beginning of the time range used /// to filter timeline events. It uses the same monotonic clock as /// dart:developer's `Timeline.now` and the VM embedding API's /// `Dart_TimelineGetMicros`. See [VmService.getVMTimelineMicros] for access /// to this clock through the service protocol. /// /// The `timeExtentMicros` parameter specifies how large the time range used /// to filter timeline events should be. /// /// For example, given `timeOriginMicros` and `timeExtentMicros`, only /// timeline events from the following time range will be returned: /// `(timeOriginMicros, timeOriginMicros + timeExtentMicros)`. /// /// If `getVMTimeline` is invoked while the current recorder is Callback, an /// [RPCError] with error code `114`, `invalid timeline request`, will be /// returned as timeline events are handled by the embedder in this mode. /// /// If `getVMTimeline` is invoked while the current recorder is one of Fuchsia /// or Macos or Systrace, an [RPCError] with error code `114`, `invalid /// timeline request`, will be returned as timeline events are handled by the /// OS in these modes. /// /// If `getVMTimeline` is invoked while the current recorder is File or /// Perfettofile, an [RPCError] with error code `114`, `invalid timeline /// request`, will be returned as timeline events are written directly to a /// file, and thus cannot be retrieved through the VM Service, in these modes.ÀßqÀßq�CÀà€€ê/// The `getVMTimelineFlags` RPC returns information about the current VM /// timeline configuration. /// /// To change which timeline streams are currently enabled, see /// [VmService.setVMTimelineFlags]. /// /// See [TimelineFlags].Àà¸Àà¸�[ÀáÝ�/// The `getVMTimelineMicros` RPC returns the current time stamp from the /// clock used by the timeline, similar to `Timeline.now` in `dart:developer` /// and `Dart_TimelineGetMicros` in the VM embedding API. /// /// See [Timestamp] and [VmService.getVMTimeline].ÀäÀäÀä$ÀâÀâ‚JÀä�Õ/// The `pause` RPC is used to interrupt a running isolate. The RPC enqueues /// the interrupt request and potentially returns before the isolate is /// paused. /// /// When the isolate is paused an event will be sent on the `Debug` stream. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Success]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.Àæ)Àæ)Àæ0ÀäeÀäe‚Àæ$�–/// The `kill` RPC is used to kill an isolate as if by dart:isolate's /// `Isolate.kill(IMMEDIATE)`. /// /// The isolate is killed regardless of whether it is paused or running. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Success]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀéUÀéUÀé\ÀégÀégÀétÀé…Àé… Àé‹ÀæpÀæpƒ»Àé;‚š/// The `lookupResolvedPackageUris` RPC is used to convert a list of URIs to /// their resolved (or absolute) paths. For example, URIs passed to this RPC /// are mapped in the following ways: /// /// - `dart:io` -> `org-dartlang-sdk:///sdk/lib/io/io.dart` /// - `package:test/test.dart` -> /// `file:///$PACKAGE_INSTALLATION_DIR/lib/test.dart` /// - `file:///foo/bar/bazz.dart` -> `file:///foo/bar/bazz.dart` /// /// If a URI is not known, the corresponding entry in the [UriList] response /// will be `null`. /// /// If `local` is true, the VM will attempt to return local file paths instead /// of relative paths, but this is not guaranteed. /// /// See [UriList].ÀìlÀìlÀìsÀì~Àì~Àì‹Àê/Àê/‚®ÀìZ‚/// The `lookupPackageUris` RPC is used to convert a list of URIs to their /// unresolved paths. 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The VM will then begin delivering /// binary events on the `HeapSnapshot` event stream. The binary data in these /// events, when concatenated together, conforms to the [HeapSnapshotGraph] /// type. The splitting of the SnapshotGraph into events can happen at any /// byte offset. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀýòÀýòÀýùÀþÀþ Àþ&Àþ,Àþ,Àþ1Àù(Àù(…¼Àýë„x/// The `resume` RPC is used to resume execution of a paused isolate. /// /// If the `step` parameter is not provided, the program will resume regular /// execution. /// /// If the `step` parameter is provided, it indicates what form of /// single-stepping to use. /// /// step | meaning /// ---- | ------- /// Into | Single step, entering function calls /// Over | Single step, skipping over function calls /// Out | Single step until the current function exits /// Rewind | Immediately exit the top frame(s) without executing any code. /// Isolate will be paused at the call of the last exited function. /// /// The `frameIndex` parameter is only used when the `step` parameter is /// Rewind. It specifies the stack frame to rewind to. Stack frame 0 is the /// currently executing function, so `frameIndex` must be at least 1. /// /// If the `frameIndex` parameter is not provided, it defaults to 1. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Success], [StepOption]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À›À›À¢À­À­À´ÀÂÀ ÀÇÀþèÀþè‚vÀ}�o/// The `setBreakpointState` RPC allows for breakpoints to be enabled or /// disabled, without requiring for the breakpoint to be completely removed. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// The returned [Breakpoint] is the updated breakpoint with its new values. /// /// See [Breakpoint].ÀâÀâÀéÀ À ÀÀ€À�À‹À­ÀŒÀbÀbƒÀÁ‚/// The `setExceptionPauseMode` RPC is used to control if an isolate pauses /// when an exception is thrown. /// /// mode | meaning /// ---- | ------- /// None | Do not pause isolate on thrown exceptions /// Unhandled | Pause isolate on unhandled exceptions /// All | Pause isolate on all thrown exceptions /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À,À,À3À`À`ÀhÀ†À†ÀŒÀlÀl„0À‚y/// The `setIsolatePauseMode` RPC is used to control if or when an isolate /// will pause due to a change in execution state. /// /// The `shouldPauseOnExit` parameter specify whether the target isolate /// should pause on exit. /// /// mode | meaning /// ---- | ------- /// None | Do not pause isolate on thrown exceptions /// Unhandled | Pause isolate on unhandled exceptions /// All | Pause isolate on all thrown exceptions /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.À ËÀ Ë À ÒÀ ØÀ Ø À ßÀ À „€À Ãß/// The `setFlag` RPC is used to set a VM flag at runtime. 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If set to false when the profiler is already running, the /// profiler will be stopped but may not free its sample buffer depending on /// platform limitations. /// - Isolate pause settings will only be applied to newly spawned isolates. /// /// See [Success]. /// /// The return value can be one of [Success] or [Error].ÀÌÀÌÀÓÀÞÀÞÀåÀðÀðÀõÀ $À $‚vÀ¬�c/// The `setLibraryDebuggable` RPC is used to enable or disable whether /// breakpoints and stepping work for a given library. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Success]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀøÀøÀÿÀ À ÀÀžÀž�»Àð�//// The `setName` RPC is used to change the debugging name for an isolate. /// /// If `isolateId` refers to an isolate which has exited, then the `Collected` /// [Sentinel] is returned. /// /// See [Success]. /// /// This method will throw a [SentinelException] in the case a [Sentinel] is /// returned.ÀÇÀÇÀÎÀÙÀÙÀàÀéÀé ÀîÀ]À]ƒ À¤‚/// The `setTraceClassAllocation` RPC allows for enabling or disabling /// allocation tracing for a specific type of object. 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The list is sorted.ÀÒuÀÒuÀÒ‹ÀÒRÀÒR€ƒÀÒoÀÕÀÕ€œÀÕ'ÀÕ²ÀÕ³ÀÕ²ÀÕ²WÀÕÅÀÑSÀÑS„¸ÀÒ9€ß/// The `SourceReportCoverage` class represents coverage information for one /// [SourceReportRange]. /// /// Note that `SourceReportCoverage` does not extend [Response] and therefore /// will not contain a `type` property.ÀÜšÀÜ«ÀܲÀܲÀÜ·ÀÜÈÀÜÈ ÀÜÍÀÜÛÀÜÛ ÀÜàÀÜìÀÜì ÀÜñÀÜÿÀÜÿ ÀÝÀÝÀÝ ÀÝÀÝ"ÀÝ"ÀÝ'ÀÝ@ÀÝ@ÀÝEÀÜšÀÜš€ÀÀÝ^ÀÝoÀÝyÀÝzÀÝzÀÝ�ÀÝ^ÀÝ^‚žÀÝpÀØHÀ×΀…ÀØHp/// An index into the script table of the SourceReport, indicating which /// script contains this range of code.ÀØ’ÀØXBÀØ’2/// The token position at which this range begins.ÀØãÀØŸJÀØãÀÛ³� /// Possible breakpoint information for this range, represented as a sorted /// list of token positions (or line numbers if reportLines was enabled). /// Provided only when the when the PossibleBreakpoint report has been /// requested and the range has been compiled.ÀÜeÀÜfÀ܇ÀÛË€ÊÀ܇€•/// Branch coverage information for this range. Provided only when the /// BranchCoverage report has been requested and the range has been compiled.À×mÀ×mÀ׃À×MÀ×M}À×gÀàÀà‚•ÀàÀâ™ÀâšÀâ™À♀¤Àâ¬ÀÖ ÀÖ �2À×7�#/// The `SourceReportRange` class represents a range of executable code /// (function, method, constructor, etc) in the running program. It is part of a /// [SourceReport]. /// /// Note that `SourceReportRange` does not extend [Response] and therefore will /// not contain a `type` property.ÀêYÀê^ÀêeÀêe ÀêjÀêvÀêv Àê{Àê‰Àê‰ÀêŽÀê�Àê�Àê¢Àê¹Àê¹Àê¾ÀêYÀêYyÀêÖÀêÛÀêåÀêæÀêæÀêûÀëÀëÀë ÀëÀëÀëÀêÖÀêÖ‚îÀêÜÀåÀäT€ÅÀ倫/// A list of frames that make up the synchronous stack, rooted at the message /// loop (i.e., the frames since the last asynchronous gap or the isolate's /// entrypoint).Àè7Àè8ÀèPÀåƒCÀèP‚ü/// A list of frames which contains both synchronous part and the asynchronous /// continuation e.g. `async` functions awaiting completion of the currently /// running `async` function. 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