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Bugzilla – Bug 295473
F5'ing steps in but leaves me in the "previous" stack frame
Last modified: 2009-11-19 08:55:48 EST
Build id: I20091117-1545 1. Create a class like so... public class Test { public void v() { System.out.println("Stack frame is not here ;_;"); System.out.println("F6 does not move cursor here ;_;"); } public static void main(String[] args) { Test t = new Test(); t.v(); // bp here } } 2. But a breakpoint in the t.v() line. 3. Debug Test. 4. Stops, wonderful, F5 into test.v(). 5. Hit F6, both lines are printed instead of just the first one. The program terminates when I expect it to pause at the second line of v()'s implementation.
Could the viewer changes cause this behaviour? PW
This was caused & fixed by the changes in bug 291267. The fix is in HEAD but not the I-build. I think we'll need to request a re-build. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 291267 ***
(In reply to comment #2) > This was caused & fixed by the changes in bug 291267. The fix is in HEAD but > not the I-build. I think we'll need to request a re-build. This is working fine now based on our e4 build (which supposedly includes the requested re-I-build). Thanks, Darin.