Set or Remove a Breakpoint

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Set or Remove a Breakpoint

zainnab

25 Apr 2010 1:00 AM

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Keyboard: F9
Menu: Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint
Command: Debug.ToggleBreakpoint
Versions: 2008,2010
Published: 4/25/2010
Code: vstipDebug0016

To set a simple Breakpoint is pretty easy. Just find some code:

The a couple of ways to set (or remove) a Breakpoint is just to hit F9 or go to Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint on your menu bar:

If you like using the mouse, then you can set a breakpoint by positioning your pointer in the Margin next to the line you want to set the Breakpoint in:

Then just clicking your Left Mouse Button:

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Ken

25 Apr 2010 12:04 PM

I usually set Shift+F9 to Debug.EnableBreakpoint. That way I can set a new breakpoint with F9, then use Shift+F9 to disable it. That way it stays around, just disabled (and I can quickly find it again in the Breakpoints window if I need to re-enable it)

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