Running and debugging
Function | Shortcut | Use this shortcut to... |
|---|---|---|
Run | Shift+F10 | Run a program. |
Choose configuration and run | Alt+Shift+F10 | Quickly select run/debug configuration and run or edit it. |
Rerun | Ctrl+F5 | Repeat execution with the same settings, with the same tab of the Run tool window having the focus. |
Rerun without loosing focus in the editor | Shift+F10 | Repeat execution with the same settings, with the same tab of the editor having the focus. |
Debug | Shift+F9 | Debug a program. |
Choose configuration and debug | Alt+Shift+F9 | Quickly select run/debug configuration and debug or edit it. |
Step Over | F8 | Step to the next line in the current file. |
Step Into | F7 | Step to the next executed line. |
Step Out | Shift+F8 | Step to a first executed line after returning from the current method. |
Force Step Over | Alt+Shift+F8 | Run until the next line in this method or file, skipping the methods referenced at the current execution point and ignoring breakpoints. |
Force Step Into | Alt+Shift+F7 | Steps into the method called in the current execution point even if this method is to be skipped. |
Run to Cursor | Alt+F9 | Run to the line where the caret is located. |
Force Run To Cursor | Ctrl+Alt+F9 | Run to the line where the caret is located, ignoring breakpoints. |
Resume Program | F9 | Resume program execution. |
Pause Program | Ctrl+Pause | Click this button to pause program execution. |
Stop Program | Shift+F2 | Terminate a debugging session. |
Evaluate Expression | Alt+F8 | Evaluate an arbitrary expression. |
Quick Evaluate Expression | Ctrl+Alt+F8 | Evaluate an arbitrary expression without calling the Evaluate Expression dialog. |
Toggle breakpoint at the current line. | Ctrl+F8 | You can temporarily mute all the breakpoints in a project to execute the program without stopping at breakpoints. |
View Breakpoints | Ctrl+Shift+F8 | View/manage all breakpoints. |