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### Improved Highlighting for Inline Chained Lambdas

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<summary>Contributors</summary>

- [Sougandh S](https://github.com/SougandhS)
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Building on the `inline lambda breakpoint` support added in **Eclipse 4.38**, the Java debugger now highlights the specific inline lambda expression when it is suspended.
Previously, selecting or focusing a lambda stack frame in a chained expression highlighted the entire line, making it difficult to identify the exact lambda.
Now only the suspended lambda is highlighted, making it much easier to follow execution in complex chained expressions.

![Lambda Highlighting](images/LambdaHighlight.gif)


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