Slick EDIT V3.3 - Manual (Page 198)

Setting Breakpoints
The quickest way to set or clear a breakpoint is to press F9. This toggles the breakpoint for the current
line.
The breakpoints functionality in SlickEdit ® Core integrates with the Eclipse Breakpoints view. This view
displays a list of breakpoints and lets you easily add, remove, and activate them. To display the Break-
points view, click Window
→
Show View
→
Other, expand Debug and double-click Breakpoints. See
"Breakpoints view" in the Eclipse online Help for more information.
Setting Conditional Breakpoints
For help on setting conditional breakpoints, see the Eclipse Help on "Managing conditional breakpoints".
Setting Java Exception Breakpoints
For help on setting Java Exception breakpoints, see the Eclipse Help section "Add Java Exception Break-
point".
Setting Conditional Breakpoints
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