Note well that invoking the toString() method causes all threads in the target JVM to be resumed. The target JVM thread (the debug event thread) where the last debugger event occurred (such as hitting a breakpoint), will execute the toString() method. When the toString() invocation completes, the target JVM will be suspended again. The debug event thread will be suspended once again, at the location it was previously suspended at, before the toString() method invocation. All other target threads may have advanced location.
The footer displays (in blue) the object's class name, variable name, and corresponding object ID. A tool tip displays the full class name (including package names).
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