Eclipse Debugging - III
17 June 2008Do read first two parts of this post. In this post, I will talk about watches and Suspend/Resume/Terminate options.
Watches are used to view the value of a variable during program execution. Eclipse set watches automatically on variables in scope. In Eclipse Debug perspective, there is a variable window that shows the watched variables. A good thing is that Eclipse allows the users to change the value of variables dynamically during runtime. It’s a very powerful feature.
You will find Suspend/Resume/Terminate options while debugging. Suspend is used to pause the current thread of execution and this breaks into the debugger. Use resume to resume a suspended application. Terminate stops the program and debugging process
I hope this will help you debug your Java programs in a better way.
Happy debugging.
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