That being said, this last week we refactored alot of our breakpoints code to make it better all around and to add some new features.
For example:
- If you use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+B, you will get the correct kind of breakpoint (instead of just a line breakpoint)
- Added new Run menu item "Toggle Breakpoint" which is now bound to the Ctrl+Shift+B shortcut (which also retargets the command to create the proper breakpoint, see point 1 above)
- You can toggle Class Load breakpoints like other breakpoints (using the shortcut, double clicking on the ruler, or using the Run->Toggle Breakpoint menu)
- That slight flicker in the breakpoints view when you create method breakpoints or watchpoints is gone.
- Improved menu population/enablement for toggle breakpoints actions in the Run menu, Outline View and the Variables View.
All this breakpoints goodness will be available after tomorrows build...
You guys got me ;)
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I would also love if you would add a question before deleting conditional breakpoint. It happens time to time that instead of disabling I click delete ....
ReplyDeleteandrei:
ReplyDeleteWe have been thinking about this and there is a bug open for it ([Bug 151918] New: Warn before removing conditional breakpoint). We are just not sure about it yet though...
Hi
ReplyDeleteI am a newbie in developing eclipse plugin's..:)!
Can you please tell me how can we add breakpoints through the outline view programmatically?
I have an XML editor whose outline is shown on the outline view and I want to add breakpoints through its content outline.
I am able to add a popup menu on the outline i.e Toggle Breakpoint. but it is not working.
Please Help!!!
Regards
Parul Seth