Debug menu options and toolbar icons
The following toolbar icons can also be accessed through the Debug menu.
Table 1: Debugger icons
| Icon | Name | Description |
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Go | Starts or continues script debugging by executing until the next Debug Breakpoint is hit. |
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Stop Debugging | Stops script debugging. |
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Step Into | Steps into subroutine, function or procedure. Script execution will halt on the next statement within the subroutine, function, or procedure. |
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Step Over | Steps over subroutine, function, or procedure. Script execution will halt on the next statement following the subroutine, function, or procedure. |
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Step Out | Steps out of subroutine, function, or procedure. Script execution will halt on the next statement following the subroutine, function, or procedure. |
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Run to Cursor | Executes script until the line number where the caret resides is hit. |
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Toggle Breakpoints | Adds or removes a Debug Breakpoint on the line where the caret resides. |
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Clear All Breakpoints | Clears all Debug Breakpoints. |
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Evaluate | Invokes the Evaluate Expression dialog. Enter an expression to evaluate then click Evaluate. |
Debug panes
The debug panes are used to provide script code and data information while debugging. The debug panes consist of three windows:
| • | Debug Process/Thread window: Displays a list of processes and threads involved in debugging. |
| • | Call Stack window: Displays a list of nested subroutines, functions and procedures showing a path of execution to the current call stack. |
| • | Variable window: Displays a list of local variables of the current call stack and their values. |
The debug panes can be shown or hidden by clicking from the menu bar or the Debug Panes toolbar icon 
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