For example, I set a breakpoint inside a constructor, and the
debugger ignores it and goes right past it. If I set one in the
calling code, the debugger stops there, and I can step into the
constructor, and even see my previous breakpoint. I also put a
System.out.println("yoohoo") in there, and it got called, but the
breakpoint I set on that statement was ignored.
Aside from throwing away project preferences, deleting all
breakpoints in a project, quitting and restarting Xcode and my Mac,
are there any other suggestions as to how I might get the debugger to
honor the breakpoints I put in? This seems so weird, I don't why this
could "suddenly" start happening. I have been using Xcode for almost
a year, and this just started happening in the last few days. I am
using Xcode 2.4.1 on a PPC tiPowerbook running 10.4.9.
Am I just being dense (as sometimes happens)?
Paul
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