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Breakpoint stuck on #48

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michaelfavia opened this issue Feb 19, 2013 · 5 comments
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Breakpoint stuck on #48

michaelfavia opened this issue Feb 19, 2013 · 5 comments
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After adding a breakpoint and walking through the debugger I am unable to remove the breakpoint (f10) after i exit debugging with f6.

I am able to add and remove it with toggle f10 until I actuality use it as a stopping point.

Tested with master and dev branches.

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joonty commented Feb 20, 2013

Hi, thanks for this, It looks like it's related to #43 - the fact that breakpoints sometimes can't be untoggled was raised as a secondary issue. I'll close that one and leave this issue open, as it's the primary issue here.

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joonty commented Feb 28, 2013

Hi,

If you could give the dev branch a go this problem should be fixed.

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qstrahl commented Mar 5, 2013

Having experienced the same issue I can confirm that it is now fixed in dev.

@joonty joonty closed this as completed in 5fef790 Mar 6, 2013
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Sorry for the delay. Tested in dev and it works as expected. Thank you.

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joonty commented Mar 7, 2013

This is also now in 1.4.0.

joonty added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 4, 2013
If set_line() was called on a breakpoint, the value was not cast to an
integer. This caused comparisons to fail. Now always wrap the value in
int().
joonty added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 6, 2013
If set_line() was called on a breakpoint, the value was not cast to an
integer. This caused comparisons to fail. Now always wrap the value in
int().
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