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Yes, if you have an IDE you don't have this problem at all. I am more with the VIM/Emacs crowd though I guess. I didn't know though that you could create an "
by werner34 13y ago
Yes, if you have an IDE you don't have this problem at all.
I am more with the VIM/Emacs crowd though I guess.
I didn't know though that you could create an "evaluation window" in Eclipse. I really liked the refactoring features in Eclipse though and miss them sometimes.
- edwinnathaniel 13y agoThis article goes over useful debugging technique using Eclipse: http://www.cavdar.net/2008/09/13/5-tips-for-debugging-java-code-in-eclipse/ http://www.cavdar.net/2008/09/13/5-tips-for-debugging-java-c... - You can set breakpoint only for "Exception" - You can set "Step Filtering" to avoid JDK standard classes (or libraries that you know won't cause the bugs) - The Expression Evaluation also supports code-assist/code-completion It's really tough to beat IDEs like Eclipse and IntelliJ these days with plenty contributors and strong companies behind them churning new features everyday.