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Tracing with conditional breakpoints [message #257899]

Fri, 02 January 2009 08:12

Eclipse User

Hi,

A technique I use very often for dynamic tracing is to set a conditional
breakpoint with this condition:

System.out.println(bla bla bla);
return false;

It normally works, but I have one case where the breakpoint doesn't stop.

I don't open a bug, because this behaviour only happens me in one case,
and isn't easy to reproduce.

I don't see anything meaningful in the error log.

Any idea?
Could this be a bug?

Thanks in advance for any clue.

David

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