breakpoints

I'm debugging a foreach loop which will iterate well over 1000 times - so I only want a breakpoint within the loop to break for a particular item. So... foreach(Employee employee in employees) { //DO SOMETHING //BREAK HERE WHEN employee.Id == '2342' //DO SOMETHING ELSE } Do I have to write an If statement and some dummy code within it and break it that way? That the only way? Just adding to the previous answers. Use Conditional Breakpoints. You can specify the condition like below if (employee.Id == '2342') Debugger.Break(); Alternatively, you can set a conditional breakpoint in VS, but from

if (true) { String a = "foo"; String b = "bar"; } If I set a breakpoint at String a = "foo"; eclipse will stop, and I can step over and see the value of a inside the variables window. But I can't step over the 2nd statement, it just leaves the code block and I never see the value of b . This forces me to add a noop statement after String b = "bar"; just so I can see what b contains. I also can't add a breakpoint on the closing } which I think are maybe related issues. I know Visual Studio allows this, so is there a way to do this in Eclipse? To set a breakpoint at the end of an arbitrary block

After upgrading Android Studio to version 3.3 this week, some breakpoints are not being recognized as valid, and are not stopping the thread. Am I missing anything? The issue is in the build tool chain (gradle, d8/r8). Problem is fixed in Android Studio 3.4 Beta 1 with gradle 3.4.0-beta01 . Or a workaround solution for this issue can be used by locally updating the top-level build.gradle configuration for your project: buildscript { repositories { maven { url 'http://storage.googleapis.com/r8-releases/raw' // ADD THIS. } } dependencies { classpath 'com.android.tools:r8:1.3.55' // ADD THIS.

I am getting the following debugger error when I encounter a breakpoint on the device: Error from Debugger: Previous frame inner to this frame (gdb could not unwind past this frame) This occurs when the app hits a breakpoint. If I hit the continue button in the debugger, it continues happily until the next breakpoint, when it pops up the same issue. What does this message mean, and more importantly how can I fix it? I have been debugging this app for a long time without ever encountering this error. I tried a clean build, as well as rebooting my Mac. I am on XCode 3.2.3, iOS 4.0.1. I started

A curious case of Visual Studio 2010 debugger(it can not hit a break point) This is the code that reproduces the problem: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { bool b = false; if (b) { List<string> list = new List<string>(); foreach (var item in list) { } } else { Console.WriteLine("1"); } Console.WriteLine("2");//add a break point here in VS2010 } //1. configuration: release //2. platform target: x64 or Any Cpu //3. debug info: pdb only or full //4. OS: Win7 x64 //5. optimize code: enabled } Add a break point to the last statement of the code, then debug it in vs2010, you'll see

Is there a shortcut to cycle through my breakpoints? I often lose track of the breakpoints when debugging a project. When I finish working with one bug, I have to reset my breakpoints for a new bug that I am about to solve. It would be handy to have a keystroke that would allow me to cycle through the breakpoints and disable ones I don't need and keep the ones I need. Dror You can always open the breakpoints window ( Ctrl + Alt + B ) to cycle through them. Shane Powell I don't believe you can. You can display a list of all breakpoints and jump to them using the breakpoint view (Debug / Windows