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Breakpoint in WebLingo is not stopping code execution

Jeroen Verhagen

I added a breakpoint in a weblingo file but it's not stopping the code execution at that point. The weblingo is opened with the "Weblingo Editor".
Breakpoint in Oscript's are working fine and when I add:

;scheduler.debugbreak()

It's also breaking. It seems only the Eclipse breakpoint is not working.
I tried cleaning the project and rebuilding. Is there anything I can check to get this working?

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HFCDev

From what I've seen weblingos are a bit funny. I am able to set a breakpoint in a weblingo using ;Scheduler.DebugBreak(). One thing is that you need to do this on the server, not in your src project.

On that note, how are we supposed to be adding weblingos and other support files? I am able to add them directly to the module on the server but I don't see a way of getting them into the src project.

-Hugh

Jeroen Verhagen

Hello Hugh,

The issue I had with breaking in a weblingo file only occured on one configuration. I think in someway I broke something in Eclipse. Currently I'm using a fresh install CS and Eclipse and plugin and can break again in weblingo files using breakpoints in Eclipse. I open the weblingo from the server project in the OScript Explorer and then you have to make sure the file is opened with the weblingo editor (rightclick open with). You can make the webingo editor your default for html files under window-preferences-general-editors-file associations. When you add a breakpoint in the html doubleclick in the left margin it will break there when running.

And yes when adding weblingo and support files you have to manually add them to your installed module on the server and in the support folder.

Kind regards, Jeroen