Using the Debugger Toolbar and Menus

This section provides a summary of the toolbar and menu bar in the debugger interface. You can use the toolbar to start and stop application execution as well as to open the Quick Watch dialog box and the Watch and CallStack windows. The following screen shot shows the debugger toolbar.

The following table shows each toolbar button and briefly describes its purpose.

Command	Button	Description	Shortcut key
Go		Starts the debugger.	Press f5
Toggle Breakpoint		Toggles a breakpoint on or off on the line of code where the cursor is located.	Press f9
Step Into		Executes the current statement and breaks at the next line, even if it is in another procedure.	Press f8
Step Over		Executes the entire procedure called by the current line and breaks at the line following the current line.	Press f10
Step Out		Executes the remainder of the current procedure and break at the statement following the statement that called the procedure.	Press alt + f7
Run to Cursor		Selects a statement farther down in your code where you want execution to stop.	Press f7
Quick Watch		Opens the Quick Watch dialog box.	Press SHIFT + F9
Watch Window		Opens the Watch window.	Press CTRL + W
CallStack Window		Opens the CallStack window.	Press ctrl + s
About the Toolkit		Opens the About the Debugger dialog box.

In addition to the commands on the toolbar, the menu bar provides several additional commands to manage breakpoints, find text within your code, and save the current debugger configuration.

The following table shows all debugger menu bar commands.