The
command opens the view which provides an overview on the breakpoints set in the project. The breakpoint parameters are displayed and can be modified. The view allows you to add, remove, enable, or disable breakpoints.The breakpoint parameters basically are those which have been set when creating a breakpoint by the command (default condition parameters are assigned) or via the / command (possibility to define certain conditions).
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Name of the active application. |
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Name of the POU containing this breakpoint. |
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Breakpoint position within POU: line and column numbers (text editors) or network or element numbers (graphic editors); : In case of function blocks, it indicates that the breakpoint is in the implementation part of the function block. |
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Complete object path of the breakpoint position. |
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Tasks during the run of which the breakpoints should be noticed: in case of no restriction (default), or particular task names. |
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Conditional breakpoint: Definition of condition (number of hits) when the breakpoint should cause a break in processing. For possible entries, refer to New Breakpoint... ; (default: 1). |
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Indicates how often the breakpoint has been run through (hit) up to now. |
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The following functions are available via buttons in the upper right part of the view, for editing the breakpoint parameters of the breakpoint selected in the list, or for adding or removing breakpoints:
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Opens the dialog box.Refer to the description of the corresponding command New Breakpoint.... |
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Opens the dialog box for defining a new breakpoint.Refer to the description of the corresponding command New Data Breakpoint.... |
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Removes the breakpoint. |
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Toggles the breakpoint between enabled and disabled status.
If a breakpoint is disabled, it will not be removed from the list, but can be re-enabled. |
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Opens the dialog box.It allows you to modify the breakpoint parameters. The dialog box matches the New Breakpoint... dialog box. |
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Opens the dialog box.It allows you to get to the source position of the breakpoint. |
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Removes all breakpoints. The list will be empty. |
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Enables |
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Disables The breakpoints remain in the list and can be re-enabled. |