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Use this page to define the way data is displayed in the Java debugger.
Item | Description |
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Autoscroll to new local variables | Select this option to automatically scroll to new variables that appear in the scope when stepping. |
Show | In this section, select which elements you want the Debugger to display: - Declared type
- Synthetic fields
- $val fields as local variables
- Fully qualified names
- Object id
- Static fields
- Static final fields
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Show type for strings | Select this option if you want to show type for pure strings. |
Show hex value for primitives | Select this option if you want numeric variables to be displayed in the hexadecimal format. |
Hide null array elements | Select this option if you want null array elements to be omitted. |
Enable alternative view for Collection classes | Select this option to display collections and maps in a more convenient format. |
Enable toString() object view | In this section, you can select classes if you need them and their descendants to be presented as a result of the toString() method call while debugging. Use the following controls: - For all classes that override toString() method: select this option to show all classes as
toString() . - For classes from the list: populate the list of classes to be shown as
toString() , using the, and the buttons. Use the check boxes next to the class names to temporarily enable or disable particular filters. - : click this button to add a class to the list using the Choose Class dialog.
- : click this button to add a custom class filter using the New Filter dialog. To define a filter, enter a string pattern, e.g.
*.Test , javax.swing.* , etc. - : click this button to remove a filter from the list.
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Last modified: 18 July 2017