5.11.3. Using the Break/Tracepoints Entry context menu

If you have a breakpoint set, right-click anywhere along the breakpoint entry to display the Break/Tracepoints Entry context menu.

The Break/Tracepoints Entry context menu includes the following options to edit and manage your breakpoints:

Edit Break/Tracepoint...

For breakpoints, displays the Set Address/Data Breakpoint dialog box, where you can edit the breakpoint details (see Editing a breakpoint).

Copy Break/Tracepoint...

For breakpoints, displays the Set Address/Data Breakpoint dialog box with details of the original breakpoint (see Copying an existing breakpoint).

Clear

Removes the breakpoint selected in the Break/Tracepoints pane.

Disable

This option changes the status of a selected breakpoint.

Select Disable to disable a breakpoint you have set. This changes to Enable so that you can enable a breakpoint that has been disabled.

Select, or unselect, the check box in the Break/Tracepoints pane to change the status in the same way.

Reset PassCounters/Then-Enables

Resets the counters that are used to register the number of times that the program passes a breakpoint before it is triggered. If the breakpoint is enabled, then it stops being triggered until the count value is reached again.

Details...

Displays an information box giving details of the selected breakpoint.

Break/Tracepoint Favorites...

Displays the Favorites Chooser/Editor where you can edit or delete entries, or select from your favorites to set a breakpoint (see Favorites categories used by RealView Debugger features).

Show Code

The cursor moves to the location of the breakpoint in the appropriate code view:

  • an open blue pointer marks the location in source-level view

  • a filled blue pointer marks the location in disassembly-level view if there is no source.

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