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4.11 Breakpoints

These commands operate on breakpoints, which are points in code where execution stops and the LispWorks IDE invokes the Stepper tool.

See "Breakpoints" in the LispWorks IDE User Guide for more information about breakpoints and the Stepper tool.

4.11.1 Setting and removing breakpoints

Toggle Breakpoint

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

If there is no breakpoint at the current point, sets a breakpoint there if possible. If there is a breakpoint at the current point, removes it.

4.11.2 Moving between breakpoints

Next Breakpoint

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

Moves the point to the next breakpoint in the current buffer. If given a numeric prefix argument p, it skips p-1 breakpoints.

Previous Breakpoint

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

Moves the point to the previous breakpoint in the current buffer. If given a numeric prefix argument p, it skips p-1 breakpoints.

LispWorks Editor User Guide (Windows version) - 9 Dec 2014

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