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Run/Continue
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F7
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Runs the current program. When a breakpoint is reached, the entry appears as Continue.
Note: The Studio engine automatically loads the Runtime engine when it initially loads. However, this process is not visible to the end user until a request is made from the Studio to run something, such as pressing F7 to execute a program. Then, the Runtime engine is visible and active.
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Run in Browser
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Ctrl+Shift+F7
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Runs the current program in the browser.
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Run Project
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Ctrl+F7
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Runs the project.
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Stop
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Stops the runtime execution. This entry will be disabled if the project is not running in Debug mode.
The Stop button shows up as a red square on the overhead menu, in the Studio. While the Debugger is running, you can click on this, and the test will stop.
This is useful to cut short a long batch job, or to extricate yourself from an infinite loop.
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Execution on Android
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Enables the running of a program or project on an Android device or simulator. Since version: 2.4
See also Execution on Android.
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Debug Mode
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If you select this option, all execution will be run under the Debugger.
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Break Now
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Alt+Ctrl+F7
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Breaks execution as if a breakpoint was reached. It allows you to stop a batch program at some point, then step through it.
This is useful especially in Online programs, so you can view the variables.
This entry will be disabled if the execution is not running in Debug mode.
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Step
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F10
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Proceeds to the next operation in the current program.
If there is a call to another task, this will not be reflected in the debugging window.
This entry will be disabled if the project is not running in Debug mode.
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Step Into
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F11
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Proceeds to the next operation in the current program, and, if the program calls a subtask or another program, starts debugging (stepping into) that subtask or program.
If the operation highlighted is not one of the following, it will behave as if the Step option was invoked: Call operation, CallProg function, Raise event synchronous (Wait=Yes), or Developer function calls.
This entry will be disabled if the project is not running in Debug mode.
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Step Out
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Shift+F11
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Steps out of the current handler (and not the entire program) being debugged and returns to the next operation in the calling handler.
This entry will be disabled if the project is not running in Debug mode.
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Toggle Breakpoint
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F9
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Adds or removes a breakpoint from the current operation.
If a breakpoint does not exist on this operation, a breakpoint will be created.
If a breakpoint exists and is currently enabled or is currently invalid, it will be deleted.
If a breakpoint exists and is currently disabled, it will be enabled.
You cannot define a breakpoint for a Remark operation. If an operation is changed to a Remark, its breakpoint will be deleted.
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Add to Watch
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Adds the variable to the Watch Variable list.
This entry is enabled when you are parked on a variable declaration (data view, handler or function).
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Reset Runtime Engine
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Ctrl+Shift+F9
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Resets the environment, memory tables, Global variables, and shared values of the Runtime engine. This option can only be selected when the Debugger is not running.
This is useful when you want to "clean" your testing environment back to the state it would have if a user, say, just logged in.
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Attach to a remote engine
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Enables the debugging of an application that is currently being executed by a Runtime engine on a remote machine.
See also: Remote Debugging
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Detach from a remote engine
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Stops the debugging of an application that is currently being executed by a Runtime engine on a remote machine.
See also: Remote Debugging
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Activity Monitor
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Opens the Activity Monitor, which lets the user log and display the command flow (such as tasks, levels, and operation flow) that occurs when executing a program.
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Breakpoints
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Opens the Breakpoint repository, which displays the breakpoints defined in the project.
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Variables
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Opens the Variable list, which displays the variables in the current runtime tree.
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Call stack
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Opens the Runtime Call Stack repository, which displays the state of the programs that are in the current runtime task tree and the handler that called the new program.
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Running contexts
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Opens the Running Contexts repository, which displays a list of the current open contexts.
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Watch
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Opens the Watch Variable list, which displays the variables currently being watched.
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