June 2004
Beginner to intermediate
364 pages
7h 38m
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You want to stop execution at a specific line of code that doesn’t have a breakpoint.
Select Run→ Run to Line.
Besides resuming execution until a breakpoint is encountered, you also can use the Run→ Run to Line option. Just click a line, and select Run→ Run to Line; execution will continue until that line is reached. This option is often extremely useful while debugging to skip over large sections of code and to set ad hoc breakpoints on the fly.
Recipe 5.3 on setting up a debugging session; Recipe 5.4 on setting a breakpoint; Recipe 5.5 on stepping through your code; Recipe 5.6 on running code until a breakpoint is encountered.
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