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Hello,

Thanks for responding. I am trying to achieve something different from what
Richard described. I want to be able to move the point of execution, without
executing any intervening code. Let say for example I just stepped over a
method and the result is not what I expected. I want to be able to set the
execution point back to the method invocation, so that I can step into the
method and understand why the result was different from what was expected. I
have been able to do this in the VisualStudio debugger, and before that in
the CodeWright debugger, so I know it is technically possible.

Richard Wilkman wrote in message <36647BB7.CEFCE99F@inprise.com>...
>Steve:
>
>Go to the line, set a breakpoint and run to breakpoint.  You'll get
>there, assuming you don't crash in code between "here and there" or
>hit another breakpoint.
>
>-Rich
>
>Steve Iaccheo wrote:
>>
>> Is there a way to control the next statement to be executed. For example,
in
>> VisualStudio right mouse-clicking brings up a popup menu which has the
'Set
>> Next Statement' item. This allows you to move the point of execution to a
>> statment other than the current line. I have not seen a similar item in
>> JBuilder.
>>
>> Thanks, Steve
>
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