A condition is an expression set on a breakpoint that triggers the breakpoint when the expression evaluates to True. You can set a condition on the following types of breakpoints:
You can set a condition when you create the breakpoint using the Add Breakpoint dialog box. Type the condition in the Condition text field.
If you want to place a condition on an existing breakpoint, use the Breakpoints view in the Debugger window. Right-click the breakpoint and choose Properties. Type the condition in the Condition field of the Properties window.
When you specify a condition, follow the Java syntax rules. You can include anything that can be on the right side of the equal sign (=).
In the condition, you can include any variables and methods that are within the current scope. The following are exceptions:
In the Source Editor, the symbol indicates a conditional
breakpoint set on the adjacent line.
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Setting a Breakpoint on a Line
Setting a Breakpoint on a Method Name Setting a Breakpoint on an Exception Setting a Breakpoint on a Variable |