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26.6 Breakpoints

You can set a breakpoint in any form which might be evaluated, except for

The breakpoint can be at the start, function call or return point of the form.

For each of the load source, load fasl, compile defun and compile buffer operations, breakpoints are activated only after the operation has finished.

A locatable defining form is a named defining form that can be located by the Dspec system (for example by the Find Dspec editor command). This includes defun , defmethod and all the standard Common Lisp definers. For more information about the Dspec system, see the LispWorks User Guide and Reference Manual .

When not at the current stepping position, a breakpoint is highlighted red in the Stepper source area. When the same source code is also visible in an Editor tool, the breakpoint is visible there too.

26.6.1 Setting breakpoints

26.6.2 Conditional breakpoints

26.6.3 Printing breakpoints

26.6.4 Editing breakpoints

26.6.5 Removing breakpoints


LispWorks IDE User Guide (Windows version) - 25 Nov 2011

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