Once a breakpoint is reached and the program stops, you can control program execution with commands on the Run menu. The following list shows the commands and their actions.
| Restart |
Resets execution to the first line of the program. It reloads the program into memory and discards the current values of all variables. |
| Stop Debugging |
Terminates the debugging session and returns to a normal editing session. |
| Go |
Executes code from the current statement until a breakpoint is reached, a watchpoint expression becomes true, or the end of the program is reached. |
| Continue to Cursor |
Executes the program as far as the line that currently has the cursor. This is equivalent to setting a temporary breakpoint at the cursor location. |
| Trace Into |
Steps into a function when it is called and steps through all of the instructions in the function. |
| Step Over |
Single-steps through instructions in the program. If this command is used when you reach a function call, the function is executed without stepping through the function instructions. |
| Animate |
Highlights each line of code in the source window as it is executed. When animation is on, press any key to stop execution. Animation speed is set with the Run/Debug command on the Options menu. |