• Version: v4.4.7, v6.2.2
• Platform: Windows7 64-bit
• Subsystem: debugger

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create the file test.js with the following code.
2. Invoke node debug test.js.
   The debugger stops at line 1.
3. Type the command 'c'

var S = Symbol();
var o = {
    [S]() {
        console.log("before");
        debugger;
        console.log("at breakpoint");
        console.log("after");
    }
}
o[S]();

Expected Behavior

"before" is printed then the debugger stops at debugger;.

Actual Behavior

"before" is printed and I get a debug> prompt without any code listing.
If I type 'bt' I get the message 'Can't request backtrace now'.
If I type 'list(5)' I get a list when the current line is marked at line 1.
If I type 'c' then "at breakpoint" and "after" is printed and
the program terminates without ever stopping at the breakpoint.

If I change the last line as follows, everything goes fine.

var S = Symbol();
var o = {
    [S]() {
        console.log("before");
        debugger;
        console.log("at breakpoint");
        console.log("after");
    }
}
var f = o[S];
f();

Node Inspector and VS 2015 Node.js tools also show weird behavior with the sample code. Effectively they are unable to stop at the breakpoint in o[S].