Can't unset py breakpoint dbl clicking by line# when debugger not running

[rowbearto]

When the debugger is not running I see a break point in my source file (left side of editor window). I double click there to disable it and SE says: "Breakpoints are not allowed in files that are not source files"

Now this py file is for a different build configuration then the active one. When I switch build configurations to one that contains this source file I an then remove the breakpoint without this error.

But should it matter if I'm in a different build configuration?

[Dennis]

It is trying to protect you there, but I agree it is a little bit too persnickety, especially when you are not in an active debugging session.  I'll relax that code a bit.  The worst that can happen is that you set a breakpoint in a totally non-relevant file (like an HTML document) when debugging C++ and are left wondering why the breakpoint never gets hit.

[rowbearto]

I'm now getting this error in beta4. My active project is set to my python project, and I'm trying to set a breakpoint (before running) in a script I'm about to run.

I'm able to set the breakpoint after I start the debugger, but not before I start it the first time after starting SE.

[Dennis]

Fixed for next build.