Blake McBride

It may not be that hard to port if cygwin were used.

You can assure me? Have you seen my videos? Clearly, it's not working. I remind you that I have debugged this code with IntelliJ for many years without a problem....

If you like, I can create a smallish open-source program to demonstrate the problem.

Also, you can't test this with a typical Gradle project because Gradle compiles the code before it gets executed. I'm not doing that, as I've explained.

The test program is at [https://private.stack360.io/files/Test.zip](https://private.stack360.io/files/Test.zip) In it, there is a file named README.txt that has the instructions. Thank you!

I just updated Test.zip with a few corrections to the README.txt file.

I updated it again to include the NetBeans project files.

Exactly. Thank you!

That system also dynamically loads Java. I tested it. The problem exists in Java too. So, this is not a Groovy problem.

When I load a new version, I remove all references to the old class. So there is only one loaded at a time. If memory serves, Groovy has the ability...