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Richard Sargent

Is StsDebugger>>#selectedSessions: still necessary?

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StsDebugger>>#selectedSessions: was added in 1999 to correct a problem with the class of the collection being used. I have been running with break points on this method (and corresponding ones in GBS) without seeing any of them trip. That makes me think the place that was creating arrays no longer does so. I scanned the senders and thought every looked proper.

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Seth Berman

Re: Is StsDebugger>>#selectedSessions: still necessary?

Hi Richard,

I would agree with this...looks like the 2008 change in DbgDebugger>>#debugSessionsSelected: changed the situation. So I'll add a case for it.

-- Seth

On Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 4:57:48 PM UTC-5, Richard Sargent wrote:

StsDebugger>>#selectedSessions: was added in 1999 to correct a problem with the class of the collection being used. I have been running with break points on this method (and corresponding ones in GBS) without seeing any of them trip. That makes me think the place that was creating arrays no longer does so. I scanned the senders and thought every looked proper.

Seth Berman

Re: Is StsDebugger>>#selectedSessions: still necessary?

Case 57413 added to address this

On Friday, March 6, 2015 at 3:05:43 PM UTC-5, Seth Berman wrote:

Hi Richard,

I would agree with this...looks like the 2008 change in DbgDebugger>>#debugSessionsSelected: changed the situation. So I'll add a case for it.

-- Seth

On Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 4:57:48 PM UTC-5, Richard Sargent wrote:
StsDebugger>>#selectedSessions: was added in 1999 to correct a problem with the class of the collection being used. I have been running with break points on this method (and corresponding ones in GBS) without seeing any of them trip. That makes me think the place that was creating arrays no longer does so. I scanned the senders and thought every looked proper.