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Marc Dzaebel updated DROOLS-655:
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Description:
If "THEN" is directly followed by code, the Eclipse debugger doesn't see the
code, e.g. variables are not displayed in the "variables" debug view.
{code}
rule ""
when
then int i=1;
System.out.println( i); // breakpoint set here
end
{code}
Additionally, it's impossible to set breakpoints at the line of "THEN". So
the indentation style is forced to always have a line for then. Even smallest rules need
to take unnecessary number of lines. However, the above rule works.
was:
If "THEN" is directly followed by code, the Eclipse debugger doesn't see the
code, e.g. variables are not displayed in the "variables" debug view.
{code}
rule ""
when
then int i=1;
System.out.println( i); // breakpoint set here
end
{code}
Additionally, it's impossible to set breakpoints at the line of "THEN". So
the indentation style is forced to always have a line for then. Even smallest rules need
to take unnecessary number of lines.
Debug: Line after "THEN" ignored
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Key: DROOLS-655
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-655
Project: Drools
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 6.2.0.CR2
Environment: All (Eclipse Debug)
Reporter: Marc Dzaebel
Assignee: Mark Proctor
Priority: Minor
If "THEN" is directly followed by code, the Eclipse debugger doesn't see
the code, e.g. variables are not displayed in the "variables" debug view.
{code}
rule ""
when
then int i=1;
System.out.println( i); // breakpoint set here
end
{code}
Additionally, it's impossible to set breakpoints at the line of "THEN". So
the indentation style is forced to always have a line for then. Even smallest rules need
to take unnecessary number of lines. However, the above rule works.
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