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REALbasic Tip: Leaping over lines of code with a single break point

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Subject: REALbasic Tip: Leaping over lines of code with a single break point
From: Geoff Perlman <geoff at realsoftware dot com>
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 18:59:03 -0600
When debugging, you may occasionally find many lines of code between you and
the code you actually want to debug. You could step through all of those
lines but that would waste time and there is an easier way. Simply put a
breakpoint on the line you wish to begin debugging and then choose Run from the Debug menu. REALbasic will execute all the code between the current line and the breakpoint before stopping to display the debugger on the exact line
you are really interested in debugging.

This tip was suggested by Mike Bailey of REAL Software.
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Geoff Perlman
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