Script Editor

Multiple instruction pointers

Eclipse does not always remove an existing instruction pointer. This may lead to multiple instruction pointers being displayed in a script editor. To solve this, close the editor. The editor will automatically be re-opened at the next step/suspend action.

Editing while debugging

LN does not support hot code replacement, so changes made in a script will only take effect the next time a script is run. Changing a script while debugging can also lead to incorrect breakpoint handling, as the line numbers do no longer match the lines of the (already) running object.

Run/Debug preferences

The Reuse editor when displaying source code option in the Run/Debug preferences dialog is not supported. You must disable this option when you use the Step Into command in the Debug view. If this option is enabled, and you use the Step Into command while the script is not in the workspace, an error page is displayed in some situations.