Bob, Jim, et al- Breakpoints are stored by the engine as a line number offset into a script. If you edit the script after setting a breakpoint, it's up to the script editor to adjust the breakpoints to accomodate the lines added or deleted. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. GLX2 has two types of breakpoints, hard and soft. The soft breakpoints are always adjusted correctly because they're under our control. The hard breakpoints are under the control of the IDE. Using the IDE's script editor you only get the hard breakpoints, and it's up to the script editor to adjust them accordingly. Sometimes you'll find that breakpoints are no longer where you think they should be.
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