Comment Re:I'm sure loads of debuggers have got it... (Score 1) 731
Eclipse does support conditional breakpoints. I use them all the time. Follow these steps:
Right click on the breakpoint
Select "Breakpoint Properties"
Check the "Enable Condition" check box
Type the desired condition
This is a wonderful feature when debugging code that includes tight loops over large collections.
I do believe that Eclipse also supports hot-swapping, but I've never had much luck with it.
Right click on the breakpoint
Select "Breakpoint Properties"
Check the "Enable Condition" check box
Type the desired condition
This is a wonderful feature when debugging code that includes tight loops over large collections.
I do believe that Eclipse also supports hot-swapping, but I've never had much luck with it.
