> I know that Idea do not support compiling of classes during execution but I'd like >to see that Idea remembered that lines have been altered and stop execution at the >"correct" line of code. (Some kind of debug-time info of which lines that has been >removed/added and where...)
+1 I work around this with entering some text at the appropriate position that will break the compile. But I must not press the enter key. Tom On Fri, 14 Jun 2002 09:05:22 +0200, Christian Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Not certain if this is a "bug" or "feature request", I guess it depends on how the >debug is intended to work. > > When altering the code (adding removing lines) above a breakpoint during debug >session the new line position of the break point is not used but rather the old line >number (the line number at compile time, for obvious reasons). > I know that Idea do not support compiling of classes during execution but I'd like >to see that Idea remembered that lines have been altered and stop execution at the >"correct" line of code. (Some kind of debug-time info of which lines that has been >removed/added and where...) > > When debugging I usually find it necessary to edit the code when I find my error(s). > However it is not always I end my debug session just because I've made a minor >alteration (there might be other bug issues to search for, the projekt takes some >time to start using debug etc). > > /Christian > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
