[Indudhar]

In the debug mode, I cannot see the line indicator that shows which line I am running on the Java Editor window. How do I get the line indicator back. I looked in Windows>Preferences>Run/Debug but couldn’t find anything that could fix it.

Any hints or tips…

Indudhar

[Riyad Kalla]

Indudhar,
This is an Eclipse issue and I’m not sure of the setting, but do you have Highlighting of the current line turned on so you can see the line the cursor is on?

[Indudhar]

rkalla,

true, this is an Eclipse issue. The feature misteriously came back. I didn’t change any setting. May be there is a bug in the Eclipse itself that I need to post it to let those guys know. I am thankful for you to even attempting to answer and exclusive Eclipse question.

to answer your question, yes, I did have the highlighting of the current line turned on so that I could see the line the crsor was on.
thank you,

Indudhar

[Riyad Kalla]

Let us know what you find, now I’m curious.

[Indudhar]

Riyad

Defenitely I will let you know. I will keep that in mind. It has happens every once in a while, and debugging effort increases by 100 fold!!! I will let you know what I find out about it.

take care,

Indudhar

[iSpek]

This often happens when you change your code slightly and the debugger is referencing source code that is different from the classfile being executed. Doing a forced build of your code usually sorts this one out.

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