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1. Add some breakpoint. 2. Change its _enabled_ property to false (this will hide the breakpoint in the editor). 3. Add new breakpoint on the same place as the previous one. You will see one breakpoint in the Debugger window with _enabled_ property set to false, but you will see breakpoint in the editor, too. 4. Delete the breakpoint in the Debugger window. There will not be any breakpoint in the Debugger window, but there will be one in the editor. 5. Try to debug your class. You will see that the breakpoint in the editor is active (the debugger will stop on it).
Bug assigned to the module owner.
The situation has changed but it is quite similar by now (build 1137). 1. Create (toggle) breakpoint on some line. 2. Set its enabled property to false. 3. Create (toggle) new breakpoint on the same line. 4. Enable the first breakpoint. 5. Toggle breakpoint on the same line. 6. Only one breakpoint will be deleted. So, there will be one non-highlighted line breakpoint on the line.
*** Bug 7721 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Needs changes of UI in Editor => Dev
Fixed together with bug 5390. Fixed in Dev. Not fixed in NB32, NB31.
I am still able to reproduce this bug in Netbeans build 175.
Target milestone -> 3.3
Fixed in main trunk thanks to fixes of 5390 and 12476.
Verified in Netbeans build 205.
Resolved for 3.3.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.