perldebuggingkomodostep-into
Stop,Step In,Step Over and Step Out in the KOMODO debugger
I would like to understand what does it mean in the KOMODO debugger to
Stop,Step In,Step Over and Step Out as in the snippet below:
Solution
See the chapter Debugging your programs in the documentation.
Stop: Means stop the debugging session.Step In: Means step into a sub routine (if the current statement is not a sub routine call, just step to the next line)Step Over: Do not step into a sub routine (if the current statement is a sub routine call). This means that if the current statement is a subroutine call, it will execute the call and then stop at the next line.Step Out: Means : finish execute the current sub routine and stop at the next statement in the caller
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