Most languages don't expose the internal of map to set a breakpoint, so you're left with individual entities. But yes, there are tricks you can use to make it w

Most languages don't expose the internal of map to set a breakpoint, so you're left with individual entities. But yes, there are tricks you can use to make it work, although most require more complex conditional/sequential breakpoints. In your method breakpoint example, you would need to set a chained breakpoint, as in "don't break until this other breakpoint above the chain has been hit", otherwise the breakpoint in the method won't be "spatially" relevant to the code you're debugging.