Why does reactivating/creating one breakpoint reactivates the rest of the deactivated breakpoints?

[Tony Henrich]

I deactivated all my breakpoints by pressing ctrl-F8. I wanted to reactivate one of them so I click on the breakpoint marker. It gets deleted. Not the effect I wanted. So I click again on the same line and it creates a new one. Ok good enough. It also reactivates the rest of the breakpoints! Is this a feature or a bug? It shouldn't change the state of the other breakpoints

[PhistucK]

Yeah... It sometimes makes sense and it something does not. Maybe more breakpoint controls are warranted...

☆PhistucK

On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 1:51 AM Tony Henrich <thenri...@gmail.com> wrote:

I deactivated all my breakpoints by pressing ctrl-F8. I wanted to reactivate one of them so I click on the breakpoint marker. It gets deleted. Not the effect I wanted. So I click again on the same line and it creates a new one. Ok good enough. It also reactivates the rest of the breakpoints! Is this a feature or a bug? It shouldn't change the state of the other breakpoints

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[Unseeable Gaming]

deactivating breack points can be hard to deal with to reactive go in to console but it can use alot of memory