Tool Bar

The debugger's tool bar is located above the Source Panel in the top-level Main Window. The tool bar contains the following buttons:

Button Menu Accelerator Description
Show PC Execution Ctrl-P Brings to the top the Java source file and highlights the source line of the current PC (Program Counter) of the currently selected thread in the debugger.
Close Top File File Ctrl-T Closes the top file in the Source Panel.
Step In Execution F4 Single steps (into method calls).
Step Over Execution F5 Single steps (over method calls).
Step Out Execution Shift-F5 Steps out of the current method.
Resume All Execution F7 Resumes execution of the target JVM.
Suspend All Execution Shift-F7 Suspends execution of the target JVM.
Run to Cursor Execution Ctrl-F7 Sets a temporary breakpoint at the location of the blinking cursor in the top source file in the Source Panel and resumes execution of the target JVM.
Stack Up Stack F11 Moves up [away from main()] the method call stack.
Stack Down Stack F12 Moves down [towards main()] the method call stack.
Toggle Breakpoint Breakpoints F2 Toggles (Set/Clear) the breakpoint at the line in top Java source file that contains the blinking cursor.
Inspect... Source Panel context menu F9 Inspects the value of the variable name or expression (see source code tool tips for supported expressions) at the blinking cursor position in the source code, according to the current scope. A non-null object reference is displayed in an Object Panel in the top-level Objects Window. A non-null array reference is displayed in an Array Panel in the top-level Objects Window. Strings are displayed in a String Panel in the top-level String/To String Window. Note that the value of a variable or expression, in the current scope, can also be displayed as a tool tip.
Find... Edit Ctrl-F Displays the Find Dialog.
Go To Line... Edit Ctrl-G Displays the Go To Line Dialog.

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