IDE Window: Breakpoints
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Important
This page is under construction. It may contain wrong information and must be confirmed/repaired by Marc.
You must setup the debugger and start the project to debug it. Only then the breakpoints are useful.
State
A breakpoint can be enabled or disabled. If it is enabled, then each time the program reaches the breakpoint, the condition is checked and if results true, the action(s) set for the breakpoint will be performed. The following actions are available: Break, Enable/Disable group(s), Log message, Evaluate expression, Ignore/Handle Exceptions. A complete description of these actions can be found on the Breakpoint properties page.
Filename/Address
Shows the source filename in case of a source breakpoint or the address in case of an address breakpoint (not implemented).
Line/Length
Shows the position of the breakpoint in the source. If you edit the source, this position can change. For example, if you insert a line in front, the breakpoint will move. But this has no effect the line numbers in the debugging information of the executable. It will still contain the old numbers. So, better stop debugging (i.e. stop the program) before editing.
Condition
Normally a reached breakpoint always stops the program. You can define a condition, which is executed and the program is stopped only, if the condition is met.
Action
Not implemented yet: Normally a breakpoint stops the program. Eventually other actions will be implemented, like enabling other breakpoints or groups.
Pass Count
How many times the enabled breakpoint has been reached.
Group
Not implemented yet: Eventually you can group breakpoints. This allows to quickly enabled/disable several breakpoints at once.