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Customize views

Last modified: 10 August 2022

During a debugging session, you get information about your variables, classes, threads, frames, and so on. Depending on your project, you may want to see different details or view the data in different formats. For this, IntelliJ IDEA provides a range of options that allow you to customize how the data appears in the debugger.

There is a set of the most common options, which are always at hand and require no special setup. These options cover most cases. At the same time, you can create a powerful and granular configuration which ensures all of your classes are displayed exactly as you want them to. The degree to which the display format can be customized has virtually no limitations as IntelliJ IDEA lets you write your own code for rendering data.