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▄ Help on the Breakpoints dialog box
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The Breakpoints dialog box is where you set, delete, and edit breakpoints. Whenever your running program encounters a breakpoint, it will stop with a run bar positioned on the line with the breakpoint.
This dialog box consists of a list box, the standard OK and Help buttons, and four additional buttons (Edit, Delete, View and Clear All).
■ NOTE: This dialog box has no Cancel button, so edit and delete with care.
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│ Breakpoint List Line# Condition Pass │
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The Breakpoint List list box shows each set breakpoint plus its line number, conditions and pass count setting.
There is a history list for conditions so you can select a breakpoint condition you've used before.
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│ [ Edit ] │
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The Edit button opens the Edit Breakpoint dialog box so you can add a new breakpoint to the list.
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│ [ Delete ] │
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The Delete button removes the breakpoint that's highlighted in the Breakpoint List.
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│ [ View ] │
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The View button activates the Edit window and moves the cursor to the selected breakpoint in that window.
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│ [ Clear All ] │
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The Clear All button removes all the breakpoints in the Breakpoint List.
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