The Breakpoints view lists all breakpoints defined for the current workspace and for the files located outside the workspace. You can edit or delete any breakpoint in the list.
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To edit breakpoints:
- You can change the definition of any breakpoint. However, you cannot change its type (At Line, On Error, or Watchpoint); nor can you change the procedure in which an at-line breakpoint is located.
- To edit a breakpoint, select it by clicking the text portion of the list entry. Then right-click and select Edit Breakpoint to display the Edit Breakpoint dialog. Change the values as appropriate and click OK. See Setting breakpoints for more information.
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To delete breakpoints:
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To delete a breakpoint, select it by clicking the text portion of the
list entry. To delete more than one, select with Ctrl
+click. Then press Delete, or
select Remove Selected Breakpoints
, or right-click and select Remove.
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The context menu for the Breakpoints view provides
Select All, Remove,
and Remove All commands, which are useful for
operating on the whole list. Right-click in the
Breakpoints view and select the appropriate
command. Remove All
is also available on the toolbar.
Note: You can temporarily disable breakpoints without deleting them. See Selectively enabling breakpoints. -
To delete a breakpoint, select it by clicking the text portion of the
list entry. To delete more than one, select with Ctrl
+click. Then press Delete, or
select Remove Selected Breakpoints
- To share breakpoints, use the Export and Import options on the Breakpoints view context (right-click) menu to share breakpoint definitions with other users. See Importing breakpoints for more information.