I am trying to see the items in the collection, but it seems like Eclipse just loops things over and over:
How can I see the individual items in the TreeMap collection?
You can activate it during debugging via “Window” -> “Show View” -> “Display”. Now there should be a blank new view in your Eclipse. You can use this view to enter and evaluate new code.
The Eclipse Platform helps developers debug by providing buttons in the toolbar and key binding shortcuts to control program execution. For more information about debugging visit: Eclipse Stepping Commands Help
The Debug View (aka Launch View) displays information while debugging applications written in different languages. Development tools for a language plug into the Debug View framework, and provide information specific to that language. In the following we examine how JDT uses this framework to display the state of the debuggee JVM.
Most notably, JDT uses the Debug View to display JVM threads while debugging. This includes running/suspended state as well as stack traces for suspended threads. The information is retrieved over JDI, the Java Debug Interface. Model deltas are then passed to the Debug View in order to display the state.
There is a small button above the variables “Show Logical Structure”. Try it and it makes things easier. :-)
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