On December 2, 2001 07:09 pm, you wrote: > > 1. > > I have the customization variable set that allows to show "Local > > Variables" > > on each step. I can see the "Local variables" buffer with all the > > variables, > > but when I try to expand them by keyboard-entering "+" on the [+] I > > get a > > > message: > > > > Text is Read Only - Attempt to change text outide editable field > > Javier,
thanks for your reply. Please see notes inline: > > For instance, it happens when typing "+" to expand "this" in the > > "Local > > > Variables" buffer > > It is a read-only buffer, to expand it using the keyboard hit enter when > the cursor is in the first braket i.e [ > ^ > or use the middle button on the mouse. The keyboard operation gives the same result (read only buffer) no matter where on the line I am ([+]). However, I did not realize I can use the mouse, that works - Thanks (still somewhat curious about the keyboard operation disabled, but mouse is fine) > > > 2. > > The fact that JdeBug often does not show in the menu (looks almost > > random, > > > there is ways to fix but none works 100% for me). This has been > > discussed > > > here, I thought I have a workaround, but it does not always work (for > > instance when openning a second, third etc java file where I want to > > put a > > > breakpoint to. > > If anyone could find a way to reproduce this, that would be really > useful. Thanks for looking into this. To duplicate (at least here), when I double-click on "A.java" in explorer, it used to open with JDeBug in the menu, now it does not. As well, opening a second java file from "dired" almost always fails to show JdeBug in the menu ... > > > 3. > > In JdeBug, even though I have my breakpoints set by line numbers, when > > attaching remotely, the breakpoint do show yellow, but JdeBug does not > > stop > > on them - only after "reasserting" the brekpoints manually. > > I would look into this. Thanks, Milan > > Javier
