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New debugger - position cursor at current statement

Clemenss
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Hi,

finally I was forced to get used the new debugger. OK. No discussion. In the classic debugger there is an icon I can click to position the cursor at the next statement to be processed. Can't find this in the new debugger. Am I blind?

Thank You, Clemens

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matt
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Debugger->Go to statement. I've been using it for years. You need debug change authorisation.

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Sandra_Rossi
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In Eclipse ADT debugger, there is an icon, but not in the backend debugger(s). But in the menu yes, and Shift+F12 works for all debuggers.

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Clemenss
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Thank you.

Shift-F12 does not work for classic debugger. In new debugger it positions the cursor at the statement selected. I know that.

In debugger, I am navigantig through the code, then I want to go back where I come from, to the statement to be processed next. How to do?

Regards, Clemens

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matt
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Debugger->Go to statement. I've been using it for years. You need debug change authorisation.

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Clemenss
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Sorry Mathew, still not used to it.

Thank You, Clemens

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Clemenss
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Still not whar I'm looking for.

Suppose I'm here:

The I scroll thru the code window, jump to somewhee in the call stack, then I want to go back where I came from.

It classic debugger it was that little Icon on the right

I do not see it in the new standard debugger.

I just played around and found a way to do it thru menu

This does a reload which I do not always want.

AAArrrrGGGHH: I found it myself:

Thanks a lot.

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Clemenss
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Sorry, looks like SAP. None of my pasted screenshots have been saved.

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Clemenss
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OMG, last time I pasted the graphics from the clipboard. Worke nicely as it should. But did not post the graphics in the message (what should we expect from SAP?). Now from file:

I just never discovered the icon in the middle..
Best regards Clemens

Later I will try to mark the answer as solution 🙂