At 04:14 PM 7/28/00 -0500, Sergey A Klibanov wrote:
>How do I step into a constructor of one of my own classes? Whenever I step
>into a new SomeClass() statement, it goes into the java class loader code.
>I would expect it to take me to the first line of the constructor of that
>class. The work-around is to open up SomeClass.java in another buffer and
>set a breakpoint at its first line, however this is tedious.
>Given that the class loader code is actually what gets called, I think it
>would be good to skip past that. Also, skipping over the String
>constructor in a statement like System.out.println("foo") would probably
>also be a good idea.
I plan to add the capability in a future release to allow you to specify
classes to skip, including the class loader, when stepping through an
application.
- Paul
