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When debugging in eclipse, I selected expression and pressed ctrl+i and then ctrl+d. Then I see my expression in display view and there I can evaluate any java code. Is there such view in intellij-idea?
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I'm not familiar with the exact behaviour in eclipse, so i am guessing a little here, but you should be able to do the same thing in two ways.
Given you are debugging and have stopped at a breakpoint, you can evaluate an expression that is valid in the current scope by highlighting it, hitting alt-f8 and then enter - or the quick version is simply ctrl-alt-f8
Or you may prefer to right click on the expression and choose Add to Watches (in the Debug pane, ensure you have selected the Debugger panel, rather than Console).
Good luck!
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I'm an eclipse user and I know exactly what you mean by running code in display view. check this
double shift (or find anything) -> evaluate expression -> Click code fragment
check console for the code that I run in debug mode
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