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Build Identifier: 20090920-1017 If the debugger breaks inside of a double-nested inner class, with the inner-most class accessing a member variable of the outer class, all expressions in the Expressions view display a "No explicit return value" message and give null for the value. Even putting in a literal expression such as 3 or "a string" gives this result. See the attachment for an example. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a project and add the attached .java file. 2. Set a breakpoint on line 15 (marked with a comment). 3. Launch the debugger and hit the breakpoint. 4. Open the "Expressions" view and add any expression.
Created attachment 160259 [details] Class that demonstrates the bug
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