I have a breakpoint on a Kotlin class definition: ``` class MyClass(private val xyz: String) ``` It ...

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[poohbar]

I have a breakpoint on a Kotlin class definition:

class MyClass(private val xyz: String)

It seems like the debuggers stops in the constructor which is what I would expect. I would like to add a condition to the breakpoint to only stop when xyz equals "myString" but it won't let me access xyz in the input field. Is this is a bug?

[Czar]

Interesting, it works for me.
I set condition as xyz == "myString" and the debugger dutifully stops, if I change the condition to != it doesn't stop.
Can you provide more details, what exactly doesn't work? Is the condition dialogue showing an error, is the debugger not stopping, is there an exception?

[poohbar]

The condition dialog highlights xyz in red as if the variable could never be in scope. I am glad it's supposed to work that way so maybe it's just a bug. Thanks for checking.

[Alexey Belkov [JB]]

Failed to reproduce in a simple Gradle project with Kotlin plugin 1.3.50 + IDEA 2019.3 EAP. Which versions of Kotlin and IDEA are you using? Please file an issue at http://kotl.in/issue with your IDE logs attached. Thank you.

[poohbar]

Thanks, I will file an issue when I come across it again. Might have been a fluke.