The debugger appears to step into an if statement if no other statements follow it. Below the debugger goes from line 2 then proceeds to line 4 within the if statement before returning.
julia> using Debugger
julia> struct Circle end
julia> function test_circle(circle::Circle)
if typeof(circle) == "Circle"
println("Thou shall not pass!")
println("Hello world!")
end
end
test_circle (generic function with 1 method)
julia> @enter test_circle(Circle())
In test_circle(circle) at REPL[10]:1
1 function test_circle(circle::Circle)
>2 if typeof(circle) == "Circle"
3 println("Thou shall not pass!")
4 println("Hello world!")
5 end
6 end
About to run: (typeof)(Circle())
1|debug> n
In test_circle(circle) at REPL[10]:1
1 function test_circle(circle::Circle)
2 if typeof(circle) == "Circle"
3 println("Thou shall not pass!")
>4 println("Hello world!")
5 end
6 end
About to run: return
1|debug> nIf I add a return statement, then the stepping appears correct. It advances from line 2 to line 6.
julia> function test_circle(circle::Circle)
if typeof(circle) == "Circle"
println("Thou shall not pass!")
println("Hello world!")
end
return nothing
end
test_circle (generic function with 1 method)
julia> @enter test_circle(Circle())
In test_circle(circle) at REPL[12]:1
1 function test_circle(circle::Circle)
>2 if typeof(circle) == "Circle"
3 println("Thou shall not pass!")
4 println("Hello world!")
5 end
6 return nothing
7 end
About to run: (typeof)(Circle())
1|debug> n
In test_circle(circle) at REPL[12]:1
2 if typeof(circle) == "Circle"
3 println("Thou shall not pass!")
4 println("Hello world!")
5 end
>6 return nothing
7 end
About to run: return
1|debug> n
The debugger appears to step into an
ifstatement if no other statements follow it. Below the debugger goes from line 2 then proceeds to line 4 within theifstatement before returning.If I add a return statement, then the stepping appears correct. It advances from line 2 to line 6.