Breakpoints view
Breakpoints view allows viewing and manipulating breakpoints when the 4gl program is run in the debug mode.
Toolbar of the Breakpoints view
These actions are available from the toolbar of the Breakpoints view:
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Remove Selected Breakpoints |
deletes the selected breakpoint/s |
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Remove All Breakpoints |
deletes all the breakpoints |
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Show Breakpoints Supported by Selected Target |
when toggled, only those breakpoints are shown which are supported by the selected target (e.g., by the selected working set) |
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Go to File for Breakpoint |
opens the breakpoint location in the code editor:
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Skip all breakpoints |
tells the debugger to skip all the breakpoints set for the current application:
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Create a New Watchpoint |
sets a new watchpoint for a 4gl program:
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Expand all |
expands all the items in the view:
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Collapse all |
collapses all the items in the view:
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Link with Debug View |
if selected, links all the breakpoints to the Debug view |
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Add Java Exception Breakpoint |
opens the Add Java Exception Breakpoint dialog:
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View menu |
opens the drop-down menu ↓:
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Some toolbar buttons - Go to File, Remove, and Remove all - are duplicated in the context menu.
Drop-down menu of the Breakpoints view
From the drop-down menu of the Breakpoints view, you can perform these actions:
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Layout |
changes the mutual layout of the breakpoints list and their details pane:
Vertical - details area open on the right from the list of breakpoints Horizontal - details area open in the bottom of the view Automatic - details area open in the whitespace (vertical or horizontal depending on the available space) Breakpoints view only - removes the details area. |
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Add Line Breakpoint |
enables a breakpoint on the selected line of the program:
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Add Function Breakpoint |
inserts a function breakpoint:
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Add Event Breakpoint |
inserts an event breakpoint:
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Add Watchpoint → |
adds watchpoints for C/C++ program:
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Group by |
allows grouping breakpoints by their type, working set, file, and/or project:
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Select Default Working Set → |
allows selecting the default working set:
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Deselect Default Working Set |
allows deselecting the default working set |
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Working Sets → |
allows selecting working sets for breakpoints:
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Show Qualified Names |
when selected, shows qualified names |
Context menu of the Breakpoints view
You can perform these actions from the context menu:
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Enable → |
when selected, enables a breakpoint |
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Disable → |
when selected, disables a breakpoint |
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Copy |
copies selected breakpoints to the clipboard |
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Paste |
pastes copied breakpoints into the view |
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Select all |
selects all the breakpoints in the view |
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Import Breakpoints → |
opens the Import Breakpoints wizard:
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Export Breakpoints → |
opens the Export Breakpoints wizard:
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Breakpoint Properties... → |
opens the Properties page for the selected breakpoint:
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