Is there any option to not skip the body of inline functions during debugging, eg like `forEach` or ...

# intellij

[hfhbd]

Is there any option to not skip the body of inline functions during debugging, eg like forEach or let using Step Over? When I use a simple for loop, I Step Over jumps into the loop, while a forEach is, well, stepped over.

[Daniel Pitts]

Does step into not work? I think there is configuration that tells IntelliJ to skip certain functions for step-into so that when you use step-into on a forEach, for example, it’ll go into the lambda directly.

I’m not at my computer so I can’t confirm though. I could be wrong.

[christophsturm]

It would be really great if step over would work for for each and map like for a for loop. Should step over maybe always step into a lambda parameter?

[Klitos Kyriacou]

But then if the parameter to forEach was a variable assigned to a KFunction , i.e. forEach(myFunction), it would be strange if Step Over stepped into some code that might even be defined in a separate file.

[christophsturm]

sure, that should be the exception.