Keith Isdale

    k_isdale@tpg.com.au

# Using the Main Window

The Main Window
A text view of the current file being debugged

A text view of the current file being debugged.

## Working With the Main Window

There are four colored markers that can show up on the start of a line of text:

Red mark

  Indicates an active breakpoint

Yellow mark

  Indicates a disabled breakpoint

Green mark

  Indicates the current location of the debugger

Black mark

  Indicates the location of the text cursor

You can set, disable or delete a breakpoint at the start of a &XML; node using the &LMB;.

You can move the cursor arround the text using the following keys:

- Arrow keys: Left Arrow, Right Arrow, Up Arrow or Down Arrow.
- Page keys: Page Up or Page Down

## Working With &kxsldbg; Output

Most of the output from &kxsldbg; is captured and presented either in the inspectors dialog or the &kxsldbg; output window. The exceptions to this rule are:

- An error message that comes from &kxsldbg; is displayed inside a message dialog.

- The result of evaluating an expression is displayed in a message dialog.

- The output of search is sent to the file indicated in the &kxsldbg; output window.