Which version of the JDK are you using?

- Paul

Norman Walsh writes:
 > Can anyone offer insight? It's been a while since I tried to run the
 > debugger so when it failed I went out and got the latest and greatest
 > of everything:
 > 
 >   elib-1.0
 >   eieio-0.17beta3
 >   semantic-1.4beta11
 >   speedbar-0.14beta1
 >   jde-2.2.8/lisp
 > 
 > But trying to run the debugger still produces:
 > 
 > Signaling: (wrong-type-argument integerp nil)
 >   substring("Breakpoint hit: xread.main (xread:22)\n" nil nil)
 >   (let ((premarker ...) (marker ...) (class ...) (line-no ...) (rest ...)) (setq 
 >gud-last-frame (cons ... line-no)) (setq jde-db-last-package "") (let (...) (and ... 
 >...)) (setq output (concat premarker marker)) (setq jde-db-marker-acc rest))
 >   (if (string-match marker-regexp jde-db-marker-acc) (let (... ... ... ... ...) 
 >(setq gud-last-frame ...) (setq jde-db-last-package "") (let ... ...) (setq output 
 >...) (setq jde-db-marker-acc rest)))
 >   (let* ((output "") (oldjdbp ...) (marker-regexp ...) (marker-regexp-class-index 
 >...) (marker-regexp-line-index ...)) (if (string-match marker-regexp 
 >jde-db-marker-acc) (let ... ... ... ... ... ...)) (if (string-match 
 >jde-db-nodebug-marker-regexp jde-db-marker-acc) (let ... ...)) (if (string-match 
 >"^[-a-zA-Z0-9_$]+\\[\\([0-9]+\\)\\] " jde-db-marker-acc) (setq jde-db-stack-depth 
 >...)) (if (string-match ... jde-db-marker-acc) (let ... ... ... ... ...)) (if 
 >(string-match "\\(^Breakpoint hit:\\)\\|\\(^Step completed:\\)" jde-db-marker-acc) 
 >(progn ... ...) (setq output ... jde-db-marker-acc "")) output)
 >   jde-db-marker-filter("xread.main (xread:22)\n")
 >   apply(jde-db-marker-filter "xread.main (xread:22)\n")
 >   gud-marker-filter("xread.main (xread:22)\n")
 >   gud-filter(#<process xread> "xread.main (xread:22)\n")
 > 
 >                                         Be seeing you,
 >                                           norm
 > 
 > -- 
 > Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Words--so innocent and powerless they
 > http://nwalsh.com/            | are, as standing in a dictionary, how
 >                               | potent for good and evil they become,
 >                               | in the hands of one who knows how to
 >                               | use them!--Nathaniel Hawthorne
 > 

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