When you do not want to step through an entire script line by line, you can set breakpoints at the points in the code at which you want the execution to stop, so that you can step through the following lines. This is particularly useful when you have a rough idea where the problem lies.

Move the cursor to the line on which you want to set the breakpoint, and then do one of these:

UNICOM Intelligence Professional highlights the line in red and adds the breakpoint to the list in the Breakpoints pane.

Press F5, or click Debug > Start or Continue.

UNICOM Intelligence Professional executes the code up to the breakpoint and then it stops, so that you can examine the values of any variables and object properties and step through the following lines.

Move the cursor to the breakpoint, and then do one of these:

Press Ctrl+Shift+F9, or click Debug > Clear All Breakpoints.