Build and Run Submenu |
To link your project with a compiler for building, running and debugging, select the Project | Build and Run menu option.
Menu Option & Function Keys |
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Package Build Scripts |
Create and configure Package Build compiler scripts. |
Build [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[F12] |
Build the application for your current script. Execute the Build command in the Package Build Scripts dialog. |
Test [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[T] |
Execute the Test command you configured in the Package Build Scripts dialog. |
Run [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[N] |
Execute the Run command you configured in the Package Build Scripts dialog. |
Deploy [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Alt]+[F12] |
Execute the Deploy command you configured in the Package Build Scripts dialog. |
Debug Run [F6] |
Run the application and Debug the Run command in the Package Build Scripts dialog. |
Debug Pause |
Pause and restart execution of a debug run. |
Step Into [Shift]+[F6] |
Step into the current function. |
Step Over [Alt]+[F6] |
Step over the current function. |
Step Out [Ctrl]+[F6] |
Step out of the current function. |
Debug Stop [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F6] |
Stop the current debug session. |
Start Debug Recording |
Start recording your trace for a debug session. |
Stop Debug Recording |
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Auto Record Thread |
Autorecord your debug session. The Stack Trace History, Stack tab and Source Code Editor dynamically update to reflect the current execution sequence for the thread; Stack Trace Recording ends when the thread ends or when you click on the Stop button. |
Show/Hide Execution |
Display the executing code when a thread has encountered a breakpoint. The option presents the source code file in an editor window with the current line of code highlighted for the thread that has the current focus. |
Create Sequence Diagram |
Create a Sequence diagram from the Stack Trace History. |
