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I have a class which implements the Map interface. But since the class contains other functionality too, I don't wan't it to be displayed as a Map in the debugger. So therefore I add a new type renderer in 'Customize Data Views', where I put this class in 'Apply renderer to objects of type'. But from then on EVERY object is displayed by this renderer, not only objects of that class.
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I have a class which implements the Map interface. But since the class contains other functionality too, I don't wan't it to be displayed as a Map in the debugger. So therefore I add a new type renderer in 'Customize Data Views', where I put this class in 'Apply renderer to objects of type'. But from then on EVERY object is displayed by this renderer, not only objects of that class. |
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What was definition of the renderer?
By saying "every object" you mean every java.util.Map object?