On Oct 18, 2007, at 3:43 AM, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote:
It is for some people, especially if they're used to having the
command in CodeWarrior. In my experience it's easy to leave
breakpoints in my code when I'm debugging. Stop at a breakpoint,
step for a while, add another breakpoint without removing the
first, and so on. Eventually I track down the problem, but I have
a bunch of breakpoints scattered around in my code I want to
remove with a single command. Apparently I'm not the only one as
evidenced by the existence of this thread. ;-)
Yes. But only if there is a "Clear All Project breakpoints" that
does not touch global breakpoints. And you can also add a "Clear
All Globals breakpoint" and a "Clear All Breakpoints" command, but
that a little overkill to replace a four keystrokes action.
I'm talking about a command that does what opening the breakpoints
window, selecting all of them, deleting them, and closing the window
does now. I think that's a common need. I don't care if you want to
give a slightly different name. Once I'm done debugging a problem I
want all of my breakpoints cleared so the debugger doesn't stop at
them in the future when I'm debugging something else entirely.
Larry
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