On Friday 02 May 2003 03:23 pm, Bryce Kampjes wrote:
> It's good practice in Smalltalk to write code inside the
> debugger. Often I'll write a test, it fails, knowing that I'm going
> to extend an existing method, I add a "self halt." to the start of
> it. Rerunning the test, it stops at the halt in a debugger. Then I
> add the new code inside the debugger. This way I can inspect the
> current state and check it's what I think it should be. It also
> checks that the method was really used by that test.

There is a package on SqueakMap that lets you set breakpoints on entry 
without changing the source.

It's called "Breakpoint support".

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