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When you toggle a breakpoint in Eclipse, on the left you get a blue marker. Sometimes the blue marker is accompanied with a tick, what does that mean? Thank you
Edit: It seems non of you know exactly what I am talking about, here goes the pic of it... 
and in the breakpoint panel 
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Breakpoints A breakpoint is a signal that tells the debugger to temporarily suspend execution of your program at a certain point in the code. To define a breakpoint in your source code, right-click in the left margin in the Java editor and select Toggle Breakpoint. Alternatively, you can double-click on this position.
The shortcut key to launch the previously launched Java application in the debug mode is F11. When a java program is started in the debug mode, users are prompted to switch to the debug perspective. The debug perspective offers additional views that can be used to troubleshoot an application.
Right Click the project and Open Properties. Then Select Run/Debug Setting from there you will find all the launch Configured. Delete all the launch and Run the application.
The tick is only shown when you have an active debug session at that line. It means your breakpoint is active and attached to the bytecode running in debug mode. Debugger cannot (and will never) stop at breakpoints without that "tick".
If you don't have this "tick" at some lines then your have differences between the bytecode and the source code you debug. This can happen when debugged bytecode has not been produced by the attached source code or bytecode has been compiled without debugging information like line numbers etc.
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