| Using the JDT Editor to edit "almost" Java Code in 3.3 [message #252170] |
Fri, 21 March 2008 06:45  |
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Originally posted by: andrei.serea.ama.us
Hy all,
I have a plug-in written for 3.2 that did the following: a debug environment
for programs written in a language very similar to Java. That's why I didn't
bother to write a new editor, I just used the one from the JDT..with all its
elements (including the breakpoints).
The problem is that when I tried to migrate it to 3.3, the new JDT editor
does not display my breakpoints anymore on the ruler (this is just because
it is not a .java file). I tried taking a perfect Java class and drop it
into a file that does not have a .java extension...breakpoints don't show up
on the ruler.
Is there any way to make the editor show them?
Thanks,
Andrei Serea
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| Re: Using the JDT Editor to edit "almost" Java Code in 3.3 [message #252318 is a reply to message #252170] |
Mon, 31 March 2008 08:51  |
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Andrei Serea wrote:
> Hy all,
>
> I have a plug-in written for 3.2 that did the following: a debug environment
> for programs written in a language very similar to Java. That's why I didn't
> bother to write a new editor, I just used the one from the JDT..with all its
> elements (including the breakpoints).
> The problem is that when I tried to migrate it to 3.3, the new JDT editor
> does not display my breakpoints anymore on the ruler (this is just because
> it is not a .java file). I tried taking a perfect Java class and drop it
> into a file that does not have a .java extension...breakpoints don't show up
> on the ruler.
> Is there any way to make the editor show them?
>
I'd expect them to still work but that's hard to say without knowing
your code.
Dani
> Thanks,
> Andrei Serea
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