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Smith, Mike wrote:
None of my variables will showup in the debugger .  If I hover over a
variable it doesn't display the contents.  If I put my cursor on a
variable and do a "display'  it gives me a window saying 'no explicit
return value'

Is this code you wrote or a JAR file you've attached source to?

In preferences, check the java compiler options ... specifically on the
"Compliance and Classfiles" tab ... there's are option to add variable
attributes to generated classfiles, add line number attributes, add
source file name, and preserve unused local variable.  I've found that,
when these options get turned off (either through workspace corruption
or fumble fingers) debugging doesn't work properly anymore.

david


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