| Breakpoint Locations [message #47152] |
Thu, 24 October 2002 14:29  |
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Originally posted by: ijmuiden.pointbreak.biz
Just noticed that if you edit a file with breakpoints in it, the breakpoints
appear to stick with their source code (i.e. a breakpoint marker on the
fourth line will move to the sixth, if two lines are added before the fourth
line). However, the breakpoint locations (line numbers) are not updated.
Effectively, when you start debugging the breakpoint (and the marker) will
be on the fourth instead of the sixth line.
Should I make this a feature request, and if so, does anybody know if this
is CDT specific, or also the case for Java debugging.
Cheers,
Gerjon
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| Re: Breakpoint Locations [message #47296 is a reply to message #47152] |
Thu, 24 October 2002 15:33  |
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Originally posted by: johan.nosp.m.appeal.se
File a bug report. Post the number here (I'm interested in how it goes).
Cheers //Johan
Gerjon wrote:
> Just noticed that if you edit a file with breakpoints in it, the breakpoints
> appear to stick with their source code (i.e. a breakpoint marker on the
> fourth line will move to the sixth, if two lines are added before the fourth
> line). However, the breakpoint locations (line numbers) are not updated.
> Effectively, when you start debugging the breakpoint (and the marker) will
> be on the fourth instead of the sixth line.
>
> Should I make this a feature request, and if so, does anybody know if this
> is CDT specific, or also the case for Java debugging.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gerjon
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