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You didn't know how to integrate it with the new Window System? How about a menu option? You can select which columns to display so why can't you select which filtering to apply? I'm sorry, but this just doesn't make sense to me. Is there any hope of this being reintroduced in NetBeans4? We're currently evaluating which IDE to use for our 1000+ developers. We've been using NetBeans 3.5 so far, but that's no longer an option. 3.6 looks so much better than 3.5, but this is unfortunately a deal breaker for us. Without this functionality we'll have to switch to another IDE since NetBeans 3.6 basically can't be used to debug our applications. -Jonas- -----Original Message----- From: Jan Jancura [mailto:Jan.Jancura@Sun.COM] Sent: den 23 april 2004 10:49 To: nbusers@netbeans.org Subject: Re: [nbusers] 3.6 Debugger - Show Inherited Variables missing? This feature has been disabled. The reason was that we did not know how to integrate it with new Window System. Hanz Jonas Carlson wrote: >>In 3.5 and 3.5.1 (the only NetBeans versions I'm previously familiar with) >>you >>could display inherited variables when debugging your code. This is vital to >>our projects since we have deep class hierarchies as a result of extensive >>use of frameworks and code generation. >> >>I haven't been able to figure out how to show inherited variables in the 3.6 >>debugger window. Has this feature been disabled or am I just missing >>something obvious? >> >> -Jonas- >> >>
fixed in the main trunk inherited variables are in special subfolder
This is now performed in the Local variables window. Closing.