Re: v3.14 current line
Nathan Fiedler <[email protected]> Thu, 21 Dec 2006 10:31:51 -0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.jswat.user |
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| Organization | Blue Marsh Softworks |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Right, ever since version 3.0 (I think) JSwat will show you whatever = source you want, and let you set breakpoints anywhere you want (even in = files that are not source code at all). But for it to work properly, the = sourcepath has to be set appropriately, and the file has to match up = with the information in the Java class meta-data (e.g. the SourceFile = and SourcePath class attributes). Glad you got it working again. n Garner, Kenton (Mission Systems) wrote: > My bad=85 I did not have my source directory tree correct ( needed to ad= d = > package name directories ) > = > -------------------------------------------------- > I just switched to v3.14. It appears to be working, it shows my source = > files (line#, etc), I can set breakpoints=85 However, when it stops for = a = > breakpoint I get the text message indicating that it stopped and on what = > line # it is on, however, the current line is not highlighted or marked = > in anyway. This is hard to use. Can anyone enlighten me on what I = > might need to do to get it to show the current line again. Like I said = > it is showing me the source file and reacting to breakpoints so it knows = > what file it is in. > = > Help anyone - Thanks