Re: [jdt-ui-dev] Java scratchpad in debugger

[Darin Wright <Darin_Wright@xxxxxxxxxx>]

(This sort of question should be posted
to the jdt news group - this list is intended for developer discussion
rather than user issues).

The Display view or the Scrapbook editor
is what you want to look at.

Darin Wright

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Subject	[jdt-ui-dev] Java scratchpad in debugger

Hello,
somewhere I read that there is a scratchpad in the debugger, where you
can
execute any Java commands. Where can I find it in the debugger views? Do
I
need to install some plugin to have the scratchpad available?

All I found is the "Add watch _expression_" function, but that's
not quite
what I am looking for: it is inconvenient to input a sequence of commands
as
watch expressions, and in addition these commands would run again after
each
debugging step.

If such a scratchpad really exists, is it a special feature of the JDT,
or
could it be (is it?) implemented as well for example in the CDT?

Eike
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