system/src/sc/lang/java/IdentifierExpression.java
public void addBreakpointNodes(List<ISrcStatement> res, ISrcStatement srcStatement) {
      super.addBreakpointNodes(res, srcStatement);
      if (arguments != null) {
         for (Expression arg:arguments) {
            arg.addBreakpointNodes(res, srcStatement);
         }
      }
   }
// An argument of the expression might be a NewExpression with a class body so we need to look for more than just one match against the identifier expression
An argument of the expression might be a NewExpression with a class body so we need to look for more than just one match against the identifier expression
An argument of the expression might be a NewExpression with a class body so we need to look for more than just one match against the identifier expression
public void addBreakpointNodes(List<ISrcStatement> res, ISrcStatement srcStatement) {
      super.addBreakpointNodes(res, srcStatement);
      if (arguments != null) {
         for (Expression arg:arguments) {
            arg.addBreakpointNodes(res, srcStatement);
         }
      }
   }
public void addBreakpointNodes ( List < ISrcStatement > res , ISrcStatement srcStatement ) { super . addBreakpointNodes ( res , srcStatement ) ; if ( arguments != null ) { for ( Expression arg : arguments ) { arg . addBreakpointNodes ( res , srcStatement ) ; } } }
An argument of the expression might be a NewExpression with a class body so we need to look for more than just one match against the identifier expression
An argument of the expression might be a NewExpression with a class body so we need to look for more than just one match against the identifier expression