Compiling and debugging woes

SQL Developer 3.2.20.09
I feel so dumb ...
I modified a package, now it won't compile. When I run the sql-File that holds package specification and body it rightly complains that there are errors. I tells me to check the compiler log. First question: where to I find the log?
Ok, than I navigate in the connection browser to the package body itself which is marked as erroneous. ok. I open it. I right click and choose "compile" in the context menu. I would expect now that it shows me a list of syntax errors. But it does not. Nothing happens.
How am I suppose to debug this now? Should I switch back to sql-plus?
thanks for any help!
stephan

Thanks for your help - but this seems to get even more tricky:
I've tried to do the same thing on a windows machine, and there it works without problems.
The instance of sqldeveloper I have problems with is on ubuntu linux, I have downloaded and installed Sql Developer 3.2.2 for other platforms.
Apart from not being able to compile the package I also miss all the usual icons in the code editor view. See https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8595447/img86.png
Any ideas how to solve this?
Thanks!
Stephan
Edited by: steph0h on 24.04.2013 12:05

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