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Adding and Removing Breakpoints
A breakpoint is an intentional stopping or pausing that you can place in an EZscript code and use it for debugging purposes. It is also sometimes simply used to pause the execution and can be generally used for acquiring knowledge about the code during its execution.
To add a breakpoint, open the script in the EZscript Expressions Editor, identify the line where you want to insert the breakpoint. Double-click on the space left of the line number. A breakpoint will be added. You can add one or more breakpoints. To remove a breakpoint, double-click on the breakpoint icon.
Note:  You can add or remove a new breakpoint even when a debugging session is in progress.
 
Last modified date: 07/26/2024