Command name |
Shortcut Key |
Description |
Debugging. application code change |
Alt + F10 |
Start the generation operation and use it to apply changes to the Code being debugged through the "edit and continue" function. |
Debugging. Automatic window |
CTRL + d,CTRL + |
The "automatic" window is displayed to view the values of the currently executed variables in the current process. |
Debugging. All interruptions |
CTRL + ALT + break |
Temporarily stop all processes in the debugging session. It can only be used in "running" mode. |
Debugging. Function interruption |
CTRL + d,CTRL + n |
The "New breakpoint" dialog box is displayed. |
Debugging. breakpoint |
CTRL + d,CTRL + B |
The "breakpoint" dialog box is displayed, where you can add and modify breakpoints. |
Debug. Call Stack |
CTRL + d,CTRL + c |
The "call stack" window is displayed to display a list of all the active processes or stack frames of the current execution thread. It can only be used in "running" mode. |
Debug. Delete All Breakpoints |
CTRL + Shift + F9 |
Clear all breakpoints in the project. |
Debugging. Disassembly |
CTRL + ALT + d |
The Disassembly window is displayed. |
Debug. Enable breakpoint |
CTRL + F9 |
Switch the breakpoint from disabled to enabled. |
Debugging. Exception |
CTRL + d,CTRL + E |
The "exception" dialog box is displayed. |
Debugging. Instant |
CTRL + d,CTRL + I |
The "instant" window is displayed, where expressions can be calculated and individual commands can be executed. |
Debugging. Local Variables |
CTRL + d,CTRL + L |
The "local variables" window is displayed to view the variables and variable values of each process in the current stack frame. |
Debugging. Memory 1 |
CTRL + ALT + m,1 |
The memory 1 window is displayed to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the monitoring or variable window. |
Debugging. Memory 2 |
CTRL + ALT + m,2 |
The memory 2 window is displayed to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the monitoring or variable window. |
Debugging. Memory 3 |
CTRL + ALT + m,3 |
The memory 3 window is displayed to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the monitoring or variable window. |
Debugging. Memory 4 |
CTRL + ALT + m,4 |
The memory 4 window is displayed to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the monitoring or variable window. |
Debugging. Module |
CTRL + d,CTRL + m |
The "module" window is displayed, which allows you to view the. dll or. EXE files used by the program. In multi-process debugging, you can right-click and then click "show all program modules ". |
Debugging. Process |
CTRL + d,CTRL + P |
The process window is displayed. It can be used in "running" mode. |
Debugging. Quick monitoring |
CTRL + d,CTRL + q |
The "quick monitor" dialog box that contains the current value of the selected expression is displayed. Applies only to the "interrupt" mode. Use this command to check the current value of a variable, attribute, or other expressions that have not defined a monitoring expression. |
Debugging. Register |
CTRL + d,CTRL + R |
The register window is displayed, which displays the register content used to debug the local code application. |
Debug. Restart |
CTRL + Shift + F5 |
End the debugging session, regenerate the session, and run the application from the beginning. It can be used in interrupt and run modes. |
Debug. Run to the cursor |
CTRL + F10 |
In "interrupt" mode, the Code continues to be executed from the current statement until the selected statement. The "currently executed row" margin indicator appears in the "margin indicator" column. In "design" mode, start the debugger and execute code (execute to the cursor position ). |
Debug. Script Resource Manager |
CTRL + ALT + n |
The script Resource Manager window is displayed, which lists the file sets being debugged. It can be used in "running" mode. |
Debug. Set the next statement |
CTRL + Shift + F10 |
Set the execution point on the selected code line. |
Debug. display the next statement |
Alt +In the number key area* |
Highlight the next statement to be executed. |
Debug. Start |
F5 |
Automatically attaches the debugger and runs the application from the startup project specified in the <project> Properties dialog box. If it is in the "interrupt" mode, it is changed to "continue ". |
Debugging. Start execution without debugging |
CTRL + F5 |
Run the code without calling the debugger. |
Debug. Statement by statement |
F11 |
After the function is called, the code is executed one by one. |
Debug. Go to and execute the current process in one step |
CTRL + ALT + F11 |
It can be used in the process window. |
Debug. Jump out |
Shift + F11 |
The remaining row of the function where the current execution point is located. |
Debug. jump out of the current process |
CTRL + Shift + ALT + F11 |
It can be used in the process window. |
Debugging. Process-by-Process |
F10 |
Execute the next line of code without executing any function call. |
Debug. Execute the current process step by step |
CTRL + ALT + F10 |
It can be used in the process window. |
Debug. Stop debugging |
Shift + F5 |
Stop the current application in the running program. It can be used in interrupt and run modes. |
Debugging. Thread |
CTRL + d,CTRL + T |
Display the "Thread" window to view all the threads of the current process and their related information. |
Debug. Switch breakpoint |
F9 |
Set or remove a breakpoint in the current row. |
Debugging. Switching Disassembly |
CTRL + d,CTRL + d |
Displays the disassembly information of the current source file. Applies only to the "interrupt" mode. |
Debugging. Monitoring |
CTRL + ALT + W,1 |
The monitoring 1 window is displayed to view the values of the selected variables or monitoring expressions. |
Debugging. Monitoring 2 |
CTRL + ALT + W,2 |
The monitoring 2 window is displayed to view the values of the selected variables or monitoring expressions. |
Debugging. Monitoring 3 |
CTRL + ALT + W,3 |
The monitoring 3 window is displayed to view the values of the selected variables or monitoring expressions. |
Debugging. Monitoring 4 |
CTRL + ALT + W,4 |
The monitoring 4 window is displayed to view the values of the selected variables or monitoring expressions. |
Context menu of the debugger. breakpoint window. Delete |
Alt + F9,D |
Remove the selected breakpoint. Available only in the breakpoint window. |
Debugger context menu. breakpoint window. Go to disassembly |
Alt + F9,A |
The Disassembly window is displayed. Available only in the breakpoint window. |
Debugger context menu. breakpoint window. Go to source code |
Alt + F9,S |
Go to the code file and select the breakpoint location. Available only in the breakpoint window. |
Tool. Attach to process |
CTRL + ALT + P |
The "attach to process" dialog box is displayed, which allows you to debug multiple programs in a single solution at the same time. |
Search for all references |
Shift + F12 |
You can view method references. |
Call the lookup Method |
CTRL + minus sign |
You can quickly return to the function call area. |
Reference namespace |
CTRL +. Or Alt + Shift + F10 |
You can add namespaces quickly. |