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Groovy
Created: 27 Jun 08 15:53
Updated: 28 Jun 08 01:55
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Run & Debug
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jetgroovy 1.5
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When running with the Groovy debugger, when you step into a method, the debugger takes you into the internal groovy classes responsible for method dispatching. This is usually not what a developer wants to do and makes debugging rather tedious. There should be an option (enabled by default) to filter out these classes when debugging. See the Eclipse Groovy plugin for an example.
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Description
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When running with the Groovy debugger, when you step into a method, the debugger takes you into the internal groovy classes responsible for method dispatching. This is usually not what a developer wants to do and makes debugging rather tedious. There should be an option (enabled by default) to filter out these classes when debugging. See the Eclipse Groovy plugin for an example. |
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