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    wysper
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    I'm a part time programming student and suddenly find myself debugging a rather complex program at work. I use a lot of breakpoints in the process, and have different sets of breakpoints depending on the problem I'm chasing. Currently, I use the breakpoints window to activate/deactivate the set that I need to work with, and it's not very efficient. There must be a better way to deal with this. Is there any way to save the current breakpoints and then load them again later? Any help would be greatly appreciated. :)

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      I'm a part time programming student and suddenly find myself debugging a rather complex program at work. I use a lot of breakpoints in the process, and have different sets of breakpoints depending on the problem I'm chasing. Currently, I use the breakpoints window to activate/deactivate the set that I need to work with, and it's not very efficient. There must be a better way to deal with this. Is there any way to save the current breakpoints and then load them again later? Any help would be greatly appreciated. :)

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      You could probably do this using condition break points. If you right click on your breakpoint and do set conditions you can type in a few lines of code. You could probably say set a variable iDebugMode then set the break point condition to iDebugMode == 0 etc.

      http://www.effinities.com

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        You could probably do this using condition break points. If you right click on your breakpoint and do set conditions you can type in a few lines of code. You could probably say set a variable iDebugMode then set the break point condition to iDebugMode == 0 etc.

        http://www.effinities.com

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        Thank you! I hadn't thought of using the conditions like that. Played with it a bit today and this will be quite helpful.

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