Rockwell Automation 1398-PDM-xxx IQ Master Version 3.2.4 for IA-2000 and IQ-5000 Positioning Drive Modules, IQ-55 - Manual (Page 86)

64 Run Menu • Extended Debug
Publication 1398-PM601A-EN-P — October 2000
MENUS
Clear all Breakpoints
Clear All Breakpoints removes all defined break points in the source file.
The View Active Breakpoint dialog allows defined break points to be enabled or disabled as a group or
individually.
Toggle Breakpoint
Toggle Breakpoint creates or deletes a breakpoint within a line of source code. This allows a breakpoint
bar to be toggled (added or deleted).
To add a breakpoint:
1. Position the cursor for a text editor on the source code line where the breakpoint should occur.
2. Issue the Toggle Breakpoint command. The breakpoint bar will appear where the cursor is dis-
played in the editor window.
To delete a breakpoint:
1. Position the cursor for a text editor on the source code line where the breakpoint resides.
2. Issue the Toggle Breakpoint command. The breakpoint bar will be removed from the editor win-
dow where the cursor is displayed.
The View Active Breakpoint dialog allows defined breakpoints to be enabled or disabled, without delet-
ing individual breakpoints.
View Active Breakpoints
View Active Breakpoints, shown below, is a dialog that displays all currently defined breakpoints. The
dialog lists the source code line number and text in which the breakpoint is located. A “+” or “-” charac-
ter is displayed to the left of the source code. Breakpoint bars for enabled and disabled breakpoints are
displayed in different colors.
• + indicates a breakpoint is enabled or active.
• - indicates a breakpoint is disabled or inactive.
The View Active Breakpoint dialog allows defined breakpoints to be enabled or disabled individually or
altogether:
• The Enable All button enables all breakpoints in the program.
• The Disable All button disables all breakpoints in the program.
• Double-clicking the source code line in which a breakpoint occurs causes the breakpoint to be tog-
gled and the color of the breakpoint bar to change. For example, double-clicking a source code line
displaying a “-” (disabled) causes the sign to change to “+” (enabled), and the color of the break-
point bar to change.
Debug Options
Debug Options provides a series of check boxes and buttons for specifying portions of code on which to