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Revision as of 23:30, 30 January 2011

12. Debugging Your Program

12.1. Debugging and Debugger Perspective: In order to debug your application, select the Source folder (src), right click and select "Debug As" and choose Java Application from the menu. You will receive a pop-up message indication shifting the perspective to Debug perspective which has all the view used in debugging for convenience.Answer "Yes" to the pop-up.
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12.2. Setting Break Points: Double Click on the gray bay at the left side of the code to set a break point at any line.
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12.3. Stop and Start Debugging: Click on the debug button on the top bar to start debugging.De program will run in debug mode and stops at your break point.
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You can stop or resume debugging using stop or resume buttons in debug view.
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12.4. Step Over:
12.5. Step Into:
12.6. Other Useful Function keys:
12.7. Add Watch:
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