title: During debugging in Eclipse, is it possible to jump to a line and execute it during debugging?
body: <p>In Visual Studio, it was possible during debugging sessions to jump to the line selected by the cursor and execute that line.  After jumping to that line, you can continue debugging from the line that you've jumped to.  Does this feature exist on the Java/Eclipse world?</p>
  <p>For example:</p>
  <blockquote>
  <p>foo1();</p>
  <p>foo2();</p>
  <p>foo3();</p>
  <p>return true;</p>
  </blockquote>
  <p>In Visual Studio it is possible to break on foo1(), place the cursor on foo3(), execute foo3() without executing foo2.  Furthermore, when the debugger is stopped on &quot;return true&quot;, I can place the cursor on foo1, and execute foo1 again.  Furthermore, I can continue to execute arbitrary lines of code through these actions.</p>