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debugger: return to current instruction pointer? [message #329801]

Fri, 04 July 2008 14:52

Eclipse User

I miss a feature that I use a lot in the MS Visual Studio debugger.
Sometimes you scroll away from (what Eclipse calls) the current
instruction pointer to look for something. Maybe you switch to another
file.
Then after a while you want to continue debugging and want to return to
the current instruction pointer for that.

Visual Studio has a button in the debug toolbar where I can get back to
the current statement very easily.
I could not find anything like that in Eclipse. Am I too blind?

Re: debugger: return to current instruction pointer? [message #329802 is a reply to message #329801]

Fri, 04 July 2008 14:55

Eclipse User

You can click on the top stack frame in the debug view.

exquisitus wrote:
> I miss a feature that I use a lot in the MS Visual Studio debugger.
> Sometimes you scroll away from (what Eclipse calls) the current
> instruction pointer to look for something. Maybe you switch to another
> file. Then after a while you want to continue debugging and want to
> return to the current instruction pointer for that.
> Visual Studio has a button in the debug toolbar where I can get back
> to the current statement very easily. I could not find anything like
> that in Eclipse. Am I too blind?
>
>

Re: debugger: return to current instruction pointer? [message #329803 is a reply to message #329802]

Fri, 04 July 2008 15:56

Eclipse User

cool! thanks

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