9.2 Breakpoint
By setting a breakpoint in a particular position in a program, you can forcibly stop executing the
program and check the variable values.
All programming languages support breakpoints.
9.2.1 Setting a Breakpoint
1. Select a position where you want to set a breakpoint. From the menu bar
, select
Debug>Toggle Breakpoint or press the <F9> key.
The breakpoint will be enabled.
Example: Setting a breakpoint in line 12 in an ST program
If operation is started, the operation will be stopped when the position of the set breakpoint
is reached.
In the stopped state, the following debug operations can be executed.
From the menu bar
, select "Debug" and then one of the following menu items.
Menu item Shortcut key Icon on the toolbar
Step Over <F10>
Step Into <F8>
Step Out <Shift> + <F10>
Run to Cursor None
Set next Statement None
Show next Statement None
To cancel set breakpoints, from the menu bar, select Debug>Toggle Breakpoint or click
the <F9> key again.
9.2 Breakpoint
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