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conditional breakpoints

8 Jan 2012 11:25 #9441

Hi

I have been trying to use conditional breakpoints to debug a loop i made. However, pressing shift+F2 does nothing. I can set a standard breakpoint using F2, and if I right click the breakpoint the option 'set conditional breakpoint' is marked grey. Any suggestions?

Also, when running the debugger is there a step option that goes further than step over, and not only steps over functions and subroutines, but skips the body of a loop; such that I can see variable values after each iteration of a do loop, but not needing to step through every line in the loop everytime?

I'm using plato, FTN95 personal edition.

Thanks beforehand for all suggestions

9 Jan 2012 10:17 #9442

You can only set conditional break points whilst debugging.

For a loop, if you set a break point within the loop, then you can press F5 repeatedly to run to the breakpoint for each cycle of the loop.

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