I simply would like to start debugging once any function is invoked in a specific set of classes.
Is it possible to achieve this in Eclipse ?
or do I have to set a breakpoint on each function in each class I want to debug?
UPDATE:
I didn't ask how to set a breakpoint in eclipse. I would like to debug a class without knowing which function is going to be called.
UPDATE 2:
(I am going to make my problem more clear)
I was requested to fix a bug in an application (Which I didn't implement). I managed to narrow down the related classes to this bug. The problem each class has over 30 functions. And I don't know exactly which functions are invoked. So I was thinking if its possible to set a breakpoint somehow on the class itself in order to start debugging once a function within this class is invoked.
I would appreciate any help,
Tefa
Sionnach733 :
I don't think you can select a class for debugging but you could go to the Outline view in eclipse, select all the methods in the class, right click and select Toggle Method Breakpoint\n\n",
2014-03-03T14:04:40