This command allows you to run the selected executable under debugger control. This dialog allows you to select variables to be used as launch configuration parameters. Variables are evaluated each time you launch your configuration, which can give your configuration dynamic behavior. Variables specifying 'Selected Resource...' are evaluated to the resource currently selected in the navigator or packages view, etc. at the time the configuration is launched. This command re-launches the most recently launched application in debug mode. This command opens the launch configuration dialog in debug mode. This command allows you to run the selected executable. This command re-launches the most recently launched application in run mode. This command opens the launch configuration dialog in run mode. This command allows you to profile the selected executable. This command re-launches the most recently launched application in profile mode. This command opens the launch configuration dialog in profile mode. This command allows you to inspect the result of evaluating the selected expression. This command allows you to change the value of the selected variable. This command clears the console. This command copies the selection to the OS clipboard. This command disconnects the debugger from the selected debug target. This command toggles the breakpoint in the editor ruler. This command enables the selected breakpoints. This command disables the selected breakpoints. This command opens an editor for the file containing the selected breakpoint. This command relaunches the selected debug target or process. This command allows you to select a previous launch from the launch history. This command removes the selected launch from the view. This command removes all terminated launches from the view. This command resumes the selected thread or the thread containing the selected stack frame. This command resumes execution to the selected line. This option can be toggled to show or hide type names of variables in the view. This command toggles step filters on/off, which are applied to the step into, over, and return commands. This command steps into the highlighted statement. This command steps over the highlighted statement. Execution will continue at the next line either in the same method or (if you are at the end of a method) it will continue in the method from which the current method was called. This command steps out of the current method. The execution stops after exiting the current method. This command suspends the selected debug target so that you can browse or modify code, inspect data, step, and so on. This command terminates the selected debug target. This command terminates all active debug targets. This command terminates the selected process or debug target and removes it from the view. This command selects all breakpoint in the view. This command deletes the selected breakpoints. This command deletes all breakpoints in the view. This command selects all variables in the view. This command copies a textual representation of the selected variables to the clipboard. This command selects all expressions in the view. This command deletes the selected expressions. This command deletes all expressions in the view. This command opens the launch configuration dialog on the launch configuration associated with the selection. This command opens the launch configuration dialog in the context of the specified launch group. This command toggles word wrap on and off in the details text area. This command toggles the display of logical variable structure. Go to the base address of the memory block. Format the table to the selected column size. Set current column size as the default. Print the memory monitor or rendering. Go to an address in the memory block. Copy selected tab to clipboard. Remove selected memory block. This command sets the default column size for a memory monitor. This dialog sets the default column size for a memory monitor. This view displays system processes and the threads and stack frames for each target you are debugging. This view displays the variables in your program. This view shows the results of inspecting an expression or variable. The Breakpoints view lists all the breakpoints you have set. This view shows the output of the execution of your program and allows you to enter any necessary user input. This view displays memory monitor in hexidecimal format. This dialog let you jump to an address in the memory block. Preference page for setting the default column size when a new memory monitor is added. This dialog allows you to add a memory block to the Memory View On this page, you can set preferences for debugging your programs. On this page, you can set the preferences for the debug console. On this page, you can modify launch history and favorites. On this page, you can enable and disable actions associated with a debugger. When a group of actions is disabled, the actions will not appear in debug views. One this page, you can create and configure simple launch variables which you can reference in launch configurations that support variables. This page displays the command line used to launch a process. This tab allows you to set the perspective that is switched to/opened when a configuration is launched. A perspective may be associated with each supported launch mode. This tab allows you to choose which resources are refreshed when a launch configuration is executed. This tab allows you to set the type of the launch configuration, which favorites menu it will be displayed within and whether to launch the configuration in the background. This tab allows you to create and configure the environment variables that will be passed into the launch configuration when it is executed.