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Consider distinguishing between conditional breakpoints and regular breakpoints in the breakpoints pane #2018

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@stevencl

We might need a way to identify conditional breakpoints in the breakpoint panel as without hovering over the breakpoints, there is no way to tell which have conditions attached to them. A few thoughts off the top of my head

  • We group the list of breakpoints into two groups, regular and conditional.
  • We draw a label ‘conditional’ next to the breakpoint
  • We draw as much of the expression as can fit in next to the breakpoint (this has problems due to the lack of available screen real estate)

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