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Coming from Intellij, I really miss the ability to add 'hard' breakpoints to code where the debugger would stop at even if you have continued from a previous breakpoint. From what I gathered, to be able to step over my code, I need to set #dbg so that all forms have a breakpoint on them. Then to skip some forms I need to navigate to them, which is especially hard since the keys I normally use for navigation are taken over by the debugger (I use evil-lispy), and press 'h'. In Intellij, I just set a breakpoint where I want and can step over from that point or continue to the next breakpoint as I see fit.
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To clarify how this one was fixed. There are now two continue commands, one simple on c which stops on every breakpoint (#break or #dbg) and the other on C which skips all breakpoints.
Coming from Intellij, I really miss the ability to add 'hard' breakpoints to code where the debugger would stop at even if you have continued from a previous breakpoint. From what I gathered, to be able to step over my code, I need to set #dbg so that all forms have a breakpoint on them. Then to skip some forms I need to navigate to them, which is especially hard since the keys I normally use for navigation are taken over by the debugger (I use evil-lispy), and press 'h'. In Intellij, I just set a breakpoint where I want and can step over from that point or continue to the next breakpoint as I see fit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: