On that note, does anyone know of a Java-Linux debugger that is capable of "watching" a variable? i.e. I want the code to break when the specified variable is accessed, or changed, then show me the line of code responsible. thanks. -Larry Gates Riyad Kalla writes: > AnyJ ( www.netcomputing.de ) is a very versatile IDE. The > current version for Linux is 1.32 I believe, but a 2.0 > release is on its way and its going to have some INCREDIBLE > things in it. Of course its free for use under Linux which > is nice, and you can specify a different JDK on a > per-project basis which is also nice. The one thing you do > need is a 1.1.x JRE to launch it with, I would suggest > IBM's. It also supports things like syntax-highlighting, > auto-indentation, intellisense, autocompletion, real-time > java-doc lookup of class/method you are currently working > with, real-time class indexing of your project so your > methods/etc get added to the autocomplete/intellisense > quickly and are ready for use. > > Stuff like that, really handy. <snip> > Riyad Kalla > General Partner, Multimedia & Design > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.transitivesys.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
