Debugger

The Debugger panel of the Console tool window allows debugging the optional script that is executed during analysis.

The panel contains these sub-panels:

Callstack
Variables
Watches

Callstack

This panel shows the list of active functions.
The function that's being executed is shown at the top of the list. If it was called from another function, that other function is shown below and so on, recursively, if there are other calling functions pending.

The information reported for each function is:

Function name
Current line number
Script file name

Variables

This panel shows the variables that are defined in the function that's being executed along with their value.
If a variable is structured, an expand/collapse toggle switch to the left of its name allows displaying or hiding the variable's members and the same applies to structured members.

The context menu command are:

Name	Description
Add to watches	Add the variable—or variable's member—to watches.
Copy Value	Copy the value of the variable—or variable's member—to the clipboard.

Watches

This panel allows managing watches. A watch can be set to observe the value of a variable or of an expression referencing variables. Watches definitions are remembered between subsequent analyses.

The toolbar contains:

Icon	Name	Description
	Create	Define a new watch
	Edit	Edit the selected watch
	Delete	Delete the selected watch
	Delete all	Delete all watches

The Name column header can be clicked to change sort order.

The context menu command Copy Value copies the watch value to the clipboard.

The Debugger tab toolbar contains:

Icon	Name	Description
/	Enable Script Debugger, Disable Script Debugger	Enable and disable the debugger
	Resume	Resume the execution of the script up to the next breakpoint or to the end if no other breakpoint is encountered
	Resume ignoring all breakpoints	Resume the execution of the script to the end, ignoring breakpoints
	Pause	Pause the execution of the script
	Stop	Terminate the execution of the script, subsequent statements are not executed
	Show Execution Point	Show the current script statement in the editor
	Step Over	Execute the current statement without stepping into functions
	Step Into	Execute the current statement stepping into functions
	Step Out	Execute all the remaining function statements stopping on the first statement of the caller immediately after the function call