Is there annotate a method in java (eclipse editor) so that the debugger always steps over it

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I'm writing code with a lot of minor methods of the literally-can't-be-incorrect variety (e.g. one-line get/set methods for private fields), and while debugging, I don't want to accidently step into one of them because that changes the stack which resets the focus on my fields and variables.

Is there any sort of @ annotation or something like that which will tell the debugger, "if you're told to step into this function, step over it instead"?

Maybe sth like this? stackoverflow.com/questions/19850410/… You could just add to filter your methods which you want to skip from debugging — Rafał Sokalski
– Rafał Sokalski, Commented Oct 30, 2018 at 8:04

Dang Nguyen · Accepted Answer · 2018-10-30 07:49:17Z

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F5 – “Step Into”
F6 – “Step Over”
F7 – “Step Return”
F8 – “Resume”
Ctrl+Shift+B – “Toggle Breakpoint”
Ctrl+Shift+I – “Inspect”

This is all I can find for you. Debugging depends on IDE(in this case eclipse) setting so I sure with you there's no @annotation on source code that can archive your requirement.

answered Oct 30, 2018 at 7:49

Dang Nguyen

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Rafał Sokalski Over a year ago

But there might be some plugin for eclipse which can do that

Dang Nguyen Over a year ago

Maybe I guess, but the point I want to show is no @annotation on source code can do that. The source code has nothing to do with the debugging's configuration/settings.

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