Clearing Breakpoints

If you no longer need a breakpoint, you can remove it. Once you remove the breakpoint, the debugger no longer stops the execution at that point.

To remove an unconditional breakpoint from a specified line or function:

In the source code pane, click in the line of code which contains the breakpoint:
- Click the left-margin of the line containing the breakpoint.
- Select the breakpoint in the Breakpoints assistant and click Delete.

The toggle action removes the breakpoint from the code and as a result, the sign disappears.

To clear a conditional breakpoint, in the source code pane, click in the line of code which contains the breakpoint. Then, do one of the following:

- Right-click in the left-margin of the line containing the breakpoint and choose Remove Conditional Breakpoint from the context menu.
- Select the breakpoint in the Breakpoints assistant and click Delete.

The toggle action removes the breakpoint from the code causing the conditional breakpoint icon to disappear.

To clear all breakpoints, choose Debug – Remove All Breakpoints or click Delete All in the Breakpoints assistant.