Hi,
a little IDE error:
1. setting breakpoint on the line number pressing Ctrl-F5, or clear it with the same
combination works fine, while the line is no empty
2. modifying the source code, e.g. insert or delete some lines before the breakpoint-line
causes, the break point remains on the same line number, which now contains an empty line
3. Can't remove the break point from these empty line using Ctrl-F5, I must use the Clear
breakpoints command from the menu, which removes all my breakpoints
Please correct this behaviour, the best solution would be moving the breakpoint selector
together with the line.
Regards
Gejza Horvath
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Enhancing the IDE - breakpoint management
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Gejza Horvath
- Mensajes: 281
- Registrado: Mar Ago 15, 2006 1:50 pm
Enhancing the IDE - breakpoint management
Gejza,
> 1. setting breakpoint on the line number pressing Ctrl-F5, or clear it
> with the same combination works fine, while the line is no empty
>
> 2. modifying the source code, e.g. insert or delete some lines before the
> breakpoint-line causes, the break point remains on the same line number,
> which now contains an empty line
>
> 3. Can't remove the break point from these empty line using Ctrl-F5, I
> must use the Clear breakpoints command from the menu, which removes all my
> breakpoints
>
> Please correct this behaviour, the best solution would be moving the
> breakpoint selector together with the line.
I've tried to replicate the problem. When I insert lines above the
breakpoint, this BP is moved down along its line of code. The only case I've
seen where the BP gets out of its line of code is if you just press the
enter key at the beginning of that line. Doing so, causes the BP to remains
in the same line number while the code moves down one line. Please, confirm
this behaviour.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
> 1. setting breakpoint on the line number pressing Ctrl-F5, or clear it
> with the same combination works fine, while the line is no empty
>
> 2. modifying the source code, e.g. insert or delete some lines before the
> breakpoint-line causes, the break point remains on the same line number,
> which now contains an empty line
>
> 3. Can't remove the break point from these empty line using Ctrl-F5, I
> must use the Clear breakpoints command from the menu, which removes all my
> breakpoints
>
> Please correct this behaviour, the best solution would be moving the
> breakpoint selector together with the line.
I've tried to replicate the problem. When I insert lines above the
breakpoint, this BP is moved down along its line of code. The only case I've
seen where the BP gets out of its line of code is if you just press the
enter key at the beginning of that line. Doing so, causes the BP to remains
in the same line number while the code moves down one line. Please, confirm
this behaviour.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
Enhancing the IDE - breakpoint management
Jose!
> I've tried to replicate the problem. When I insert lines above the
> breakpoint, this BP is moved down along its line of code. The only case
> I've seen where the BP gets out of its line of code is if you just press
> the enter key at the beginning of that line. Doing so, causes the BP to
> remains in the same line number while the code moves down one line.
> Please, confirm this behaviour.
Look also at 'paste' operation before BP! In this case BP also remains in
the same line number.
Regards, Oleg
> I've tried to replicate the problem. When I insert lines above the
> breakpoint, this BP is moved down along its line of code. The only case
> I've seen where the BP gets out of its line of code is if you just press
> the enter key at the beginning of that line. Doing so, causes the BP to
> remains in the same line number while the code moves down one line.
> Please, confirm this behaviour.
Look also at 'paste' operation before BP! In this case BP also remains in
the same line number.
Regards, Oleg
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Gejza Horvath
- Mensajes: 281
- Registrado: Mar Ago 15, 2006 1:50 pm
Enhancing the IDE - breakpoint management
Jose,
the same problem occurs, when I use Redo function Ctrl-BackSpace, which inserts a deleted
line(s).
>The only case I've seen where the BP gets out of its line of code is if you just press
>the enter key at the beginning of that line.
Yes,exactly.
Another request:
I'm missing a list of active breakpoints in the source code. Now I must visually controll
across all files. Would you add this behaviour to IDE?
Regards
Gejza
the same problem occurs, when I use Redo function Ctrl-BackSpace, which inserts a deleted
line(s).
>The only case I've seen where the BP gets out of its line of code is if you just press
>the enter key at the beginning of that line.
Yes,exactly.
Another request:
I'm missing a list of active breakpoints in the source code. Now I must visually controll
across all files. Would you add this behaviour to IDE?
Regards
Gejza