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    <p>I've run into a really weird situation. I'm doing the following in Java (through Eclipse Galileo) on the Android 2.1 platform:</p> <pre><code>// Get gravity &amp; geomagnetic data to return to the caller. final int SIZE_GRAVITY = 3, SIZE_GEOMAGNETIC = 3; final float[] NOT_USED = null; float[] outGravity = new float[SIZE_GRAVITY]; float[] outGeomagnetic = new float[SIZE_GEOMAGNETIC]; final String NO_DATA_COULD_BE_READ = null; boolean succeeded = SensorManager.getRotationMatrix(NOT_USED, NOT_USED, outGravity, outGeomagnetic); if (!succeeded) { return NO_DATA_COULD_BE_READ; } Log.v("Test", "This should be printed - but it isn't!!"); // Prepare the data to return. final int X = 0, Y = 1, Z = 2; final String FIELD_SEPARATOR = ",", VECTOR_SEPARATOR = ";"; String returnValue = "" + outGravity[X] + FIELD_SEPARATOR + outGravity[Y] + FIELD_SEPARATOR + outGravity[Z] + VECTOR_SEPARATOR + outGeomagnetic[X] + FIELD_SEPARATOR + outGeomagnetic[Y] + FIELD_SEPARATOR + outGeomagnetic[Z]; // Return data. return returnValue; </code></pre> <p>When <code>SensorManager.getRotationMatrix(...)</code> returns <code>false</code>, the Eclipse debugger shows that the if-statement that says <code>if (!succeeded)</code> suddenly jumps to <code>return returnValue;</code>. No exception is thrown and LogCat - even on verbose mode - receives no unusual message. It doesn't even receive the message I put in the code. I tried the obvious clean-and-restart-Eclipse approach and that didn't help. I'm very confused.</p> <p>The Eclipse debugger is telling me that the second <code>return</code> statement is being called. However, putting additional print statements in shows that the first <code>return</code> statement is actually the one being reached. Perhaps I've stumbled across an Eclipse bug? Or anyone could explain this anomaly?</p>
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    1. COKind of threw me when I first saw that behavior in eclipse but it at times seems to jump to the bottom of a method if a return statement higher up is executed, mostly just an annoying visual.
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