Description Adam Schlegel 2002-07-30 16:25:52 EDT

Build 20020730 Linux/GTK

I get a freeze whenever I hit a breakpoint in AbstractTextEditor.init when
debugging Eclipse/GTK.

To reproduce from a fresh Eclipse (GTK or Motif):
1) Import all plugins as binary projects. If you are running Motif, you will
also need to import the GTK-specific plugins
2) Create a new launch configuration that runs the GTK version of the workbench
3) Start the workbench to be debugged
4) In the target Eclipse, create a new simple project and a file in that project
5) Close all editors in the target Eclipse
6) In the development Eclipse, set a breakpoint at the beginning of
AbstractTextEditor.init
7) In the target Eclipse, open an editor on the file you created to hit the
breakpoint

- The development Eclipse is not brought to the front
- The window manager does not seem to be responding to mouse clicks
- Alt+Tab can switch between open windows, but mouse clicks still don't work in
the development Eclipse. The keyboard works if you Alt+Tab to an open console
- Nothing is written to the error log

This behaviour only occurs when debugging Linux/GTK, regardless of whether the
development Eclipse is using GTK.