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Adding breakpoints: a case example
Now that you have finished editing, you may want to test your loop and add some
breakpoints.
1. Place the insertion on the new statement and press F9 to set a breakpoint.
The breakpoint, indicated by a grey circle, is stored in the editor until changes are applied,
whereupon it turns red.
2. Ensure that the Ignore breakpoints button in the Program editor toolbar is not clicked,
and click the Play button on the Simulation toolbar.
The program will run and then stop at the breakpoint.
3. To run the program statement by statement, click the Step over button in the Program
editor toolbar.
Applying and verifying the edits
To apply and verify your edits, follow these steps:
1. To apply your edits, click the Apply icon in the editor toolbar.
The statement is highlighted, and breakpoint locations are adjusted, if necessary.
2. To verify the syntactic and semantic correctness of the modules, click the Check
Program icon in the editor toolbar.
Executing: a case example
You might want to debug your loop or monitor a specific variable.
1. In the program editor browser, right-click the procedure you want to set as entry point,
and then click Set Entry.
The icon is marked in red.
2. In the Simulation tab, click the Play button.
The program will run and then stop at the next breakpoint.
3. Select a variable for monitoring and drag it to the watch window.
4. Restart the loop and monitor the variable at each iteration.