Breakpoints

This view is not shown in any perspective by default. To open it, select select Window > Show View or press Shift+Alt+Q, B.

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The Breakpoints view

Select the checkbox next to a breakpoint to enable it. Disabled (deselected) breakpoints are not stopped at. You can enable and disable breakpoints also in the Editor view by using the context menu.

The following table summarizes the actions of the toolbar buttons in the Breakpoints view:

IconToolbar Button NameAction
Remove Selected BreakpointsRemoves the selected breakpoints.
Remove All BreakpointsRemoves all breakpoints. You can remove breakpoints also by selecting Run > Remove All Breakpoints.
Show Breakpoints Supported by Selected TargetThis toolbar button is inherited from Eclipse; it is not functional in the squishide.
Go to File for BreakpointOpens or activates the Editor view with the file that contains the selected breakpoint and the cursor on the line that contains the breakpoint.
Skip All BreakpointsA toggle button. If down, all breakpoints are skipped. For finer control, disable only the breakpoints you want to skip. Skipping breakpoints is not supported in squishide versions 4.0.0 and 4.0.1.
Expand AllExpands all the entries shown in the view if they are being shown as a tree rather than as a list.
Collapse AllCollapses all the entries shown in the view if they are being shown as a tree rather than as a list.
Link with Debug ViewThis toolbar button is inherited from Eclipse; it is not functional in the squishide.
View MenuProvides menu options for controlling breakpoint-related aspects. For example, select the Group By option to determine how the breakpoints are grouped in the view.

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