3.2.10 Setting and canceling breakpoints in monitoring mode
You can set a point at which execution in monitoring mode is to be temporarily suspended. You can also cancel a breakpoint.
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Setting a breakpoint
To set a breakpoint:
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Move the cursor to the line at which you want to set a breakpoint.
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Choose Monitoring, Set Breakpoint.
A breakpoint is set at the line where the cursor is located. The breakpoint is indicated by a circle symbol () to the left of the line.
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Canceling a breakpoint
To cancel a breakpoint:
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Move the cursor to the line at which you want to remove the breakpoint.
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Choose Monitoring, Cancel Breakpoint.
The breakpoint is canceled at the line where the cursor is located.
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Canceling all breakpoints
To cancel all breakpoints:
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Choose Monitoring, Cancel All Breakpoints.
All breakpoints in the displayed script file are canceled.
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In edit mode, you can set a breakpoint at any line. In monitoring mode, you can set breakpoints only for executable commands or statements in their entirety.
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If you set a breakpoint at a comment line or line space, Editor automatically searches downward for an appropriate position in the script and sets a breakpoint there. If no appropriate position can be found, no breakpoint is set. Instead, execution halts at the first line in the script file.
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