If you use double-click to set/reset breakpoint it is possible that the debugger cannot determine the correct mouse pointer position because you use PCAnywere. What you see on your screen not necessary is the same how it looks on the remote machine. For example your PCAnywere host may generate double-click event without moving mouse-pointer first, etc... A more reliable way is to click on the line where you want to set the break-point then use the Debug menu to set the breakpoint on the current line. Also, note that that breakpoints info is stored in a plain tab-separated text file "breakpoints.txt" which is used for saving this info between debugging sessions. You can also edit this file directly, but be careful when editing the file do not change the file format. : I am developing some source code on a remote machine using PCAnywhere. I have
: had no problem using the editor remotely via PCA, but everytime I try to
: set a breakpoint in the debugger, I receive the following error:
: "Breakpoint line must contain an executable statement!" : Now I assume this means I have to be attempting to place a breakpoint on an
: executable line. I am doing this, but keep getting the same error. : Thoughts? I hate to do it, but is there a way to code in a break point? I
: hate stepping through 500 lines of code each time. : Thanks,
: SM
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