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Break at Location: Keyboard How-To
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1. Use the arrow keys to select Break at Location, Break at
Location if Expression is True, or Break at Location if
Expression has Changed.
2. Press TAB to move the cursor to the Location box. Type the
location where you want to set the breakpoint.
3. If you want CodeView to pass over the breakpoint a given
number of times, press TAB to move the cursor to the Pass
Count box. Type the number of times to pass over the
breakpoint.
4. If you want CodeView to execute commands after execution
breaks, press TAB to move the cursor to the Commands box.
Type the commands you want to execute.
5. Press TAB to move the cursor to <OK>, and press ENTER.
NOTE: You can use the Break at Location command with the Break
When Expression has Changed or Break When Expression
is True commands.
See: ◄Break Addresses►
◄Break When Expression has Changed►
◄Break if Expression is True►
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