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Features: Debugging

The debugger is one of the key features of Wolfram Workbench. It allows you to study your code as it runs so that you can detect and fix any problems. A prime benefit is the ability to set a breakpoint in your source code simply by clicking in the left margin by the appropriate line.


Setting a breakpoint in Workbench




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When Mathematica executes code from a breakpoint-marked line, execution halts and you can see the state of the Mathematica evaluation stack and local variables. From a breakpoint you can then continue execution, or you can step to other parts of the computation.


The Mathematica evaluation stack


Local variables at a breakpoint

You can also set a breakpoint to occur when a message is generated. This is particularly useful for tracking problems because typically when code starts to fail, it generates an error message.


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