You can use the commands on the Run menu to enable, disable, skip, or remove breakpoints. You can also resume, suspend, terminate, watch, or inspect the executing application.
Toggles the current state of the Line Breakpoint marker. Sets a breakpoint if not currently set and clears a Breakpoint if currently set.
Toggles the current state of the Method Breakpoint marker. Sets a breakpoint if not currently set, clears a breakpoint if currently set.
Toggles the current state of the watchpoint. Creates a watchpoint if not currently set or clears an existing watchpoint.
Causes Diagram Trace to ignore the current setting of all breakpoints allowing the application to run without breaking.
Deletes all breakpoints.
Resumes execution from the statement on which the application execution stopped.
Suspends execution on one or more selected connections.
Terminates the selected debug target and ends the debug session.
Resumes execution, stopping at the next statement either in the same method, a called method, or (if you are at the end of a method) in the method from which the current method was called.
Resumes execution, stopping at the next statement either in the same method or (if you are at the end of a method) in the method from which the current method was called.
Resumes execution, stopping at the next statement in the method from which the current method was called.
Resumes the application (without executing the current statement), stopping at the next statement either in the same method or (if you are at the end of a method) in the method from which the current method was called.
Skips the execution of a sequence of statements from the current line of code to the line containing the cursor.
Resumes execution of a suspended program until the execution reaches the specified line. By doing this, you can suspend execution at a line without setting a breakpoint. Program execution resumes and suspends just before the specified line executes.
Toggles the Use Step Filters button in the Debug view toolbar. When the action is toggled on, each of the step actions (over, into, return) applies the set of step filters defined through the Window menu Preferences option.
Sets a Watch expression on selected text in the PAD Code View editor and displays the Watch expression in the Expressions view.
Displays a pop-up Inspection window in the PAD Code View editor for the selected view reference and lets you move the selection to the Expressions view. This option is only available when the PAD Code View editor has the focus and has a matching suspended Stack Frame, and the text selection encompasses an entire view reference.
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