[AFFUG Discuss] When a breakpoint is not a breakpoint and code is not code

2010-04-07 Thread Dale Bronk
I'm pulling my hair out on this one. I have auto build turned on. I try and set a breakpoint on say line 128 which is a valid line of code, but the break point shows up on line 133 which isn't a valid line of code. This has happened to me many, many, many times in the past (only on flex project

Re: [AFFUG Discuss] When a breakpoint is not a breakpoint and code is not code

2010-04-07 Thread Marty Blood
Are you using the Flex Builder plugin for Eclipse or the Flex Builder stand alone IDE? I've tried both and run in to fewer problems with the stand alone IDE. I've run in to this issue and other similar ones but usually closing and reopening Flex Builder and doing a Clean on the project will take

Re: [AFFUG Discuss] When a breakpoint is not a breakpoint and code is not code

2010-04-07 Thread Cameron Childress
I have things like this occasionally happen if I try to set a breakpoint on code I have recently added, but only if I attempt to add the breakpoint before I save the file. I've also occasionally run into a situation where somehow I get two breakpoints on top of each other on the same line.

Re: [AFFUG Discuss] When a breakpoint is not a breakpoint and code is not code

2010-04-07 Thread Eric DeCoff
Clean the project ( no auto rebuild ) switch to debug mode and remove all break points Clean the project ( auto rebuild ) also I just wipe my system and install window 7 :) worst case send me a zip file.. and I will load it.. have Flex Builder 3 and can install which ever eclipse you are

RE: [AFFUG Discuss] When a breakpoint is not a breakpoint and code is not code

2010-04-07 Thread Dale Bronk
Normally I don't need to as it will see a new version. But when this happens yes I do bounce tomcat. And I bounced all pieces of the puzzle about a million times today. It was not until I whacked my projects and started completely over that the issue was resolved. But your point is a good