Debug context menu

Commands on the Debug menu execute the application in debug mode.

Table 1. Debug Menu
Menu Option	Usage
Debug	Begins program execution, debugging up to the first breakpoint or interruption.
Execute with Profiler	Execute selected application with Profiler. See Profiler
Next	Executes the current line, and stops at the next source line in the current function. If this source code line is a call to another function, you can Step in or Step out.
Step in	Step into the current function, executing the next source line inside the called function.
Step out	Step out of the called function before it ends, returning to the next source line following the CALL statement. Note: Some complex instructions such as CONSTRUCT or FOR loops need two steps before going to the next instruction: one step to prepare the statement, one step to execute it.
Continue	Resumes program execution, until another breakpoint is reached or the program terminates.
Interrupt	Interrupts the program execution, displaying the current line being executed and updates the Debugger views such as the Data view. Stops the execution of the program being debugged, returns control to the debugger, displays the current line being executed and updates the debugger views such as the Data view. This allows you to interrupt a program that is in an endless loop, or that is displaying a form, for example.
Up	Displays the calling function. The up command advances toward the outermost frame each time it is processed. The Data view is based on the new context.
Down	The opposite of Up: it comes back to the inner frame down to the last executed line.
Record Macro	Start recording Debugger commands.
Stop Record	Stop command recording and store the commands in a file.
Play Macro	Execute the recorded commands from the file.
Add/Delete Breakpoint	Sets / removes a breakpoint fro the current line.
Enable/Disable Breakpoint	If checked, the current breakpoint is active; otherwise it is disabled, but still exists and can be reactivated later.
Abort Last Task	Terminates the debugger session.