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[ BUILD # : Beta ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.0_07 ] See attachment. Part 1) Because of other annotation, breakpoint is not settable by mouse-click Part 2) Breakpoint was set by context menu Part 3) Breakpoint not visible after click on small black arrow. Also the light-red background of the line disappeared. IMHO at least the background-colouring should remain. Part 4) How it looks after debug start.
Created attachment 68366 [details] Breakpoint part 1-4
This is a standard concept in NetBeans. However, I agree that when only one annotation defines the background highlight, it should stay there regardless of which annotation icon is visible on the gutter. Moving to editor to fix this. Also the inability to set breakpoints when there are other annotations can not be fixed in debugger. Please look at this as well.
> Also the inability to set breakpoints when there are other annotations can not be fixed in debugger. So Issue 148963 could be a severe help in this case. :-)
Issue #148963 seems to be irrelevant to this problem. You basically know that breakpoints work on non-empty lines and on the first line of a multi-line expression. This is about inability to set breakpoints to intended lines and about inability to see the breakpoint when there's a different annotation on top.
> Issue #148963 seems to be irrelevant to this problem. I mean, that if the gutter is occupied by annotations in desired line, user could click 1 line before (if empty), and profit from capabilities of Issue #148963.
#1 -> issue #105746 #3 -> issue #79457 > However, I agree that when only one annotation defines the background highlight, it should stay there regardless of > which annotation icon is visible on the gutter. No, I don't think this is the right way to go. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 105746 ***