| Adjust Range |
11.0+
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This command is available for the arrays and lists and allows to view the contents of an array within the
specified range of indices.
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| Inspect |
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This command is available for fields, local variables and reference expressions, and opens a non-modal
Inspection window, where you can concentrate on a particular reference.
You can open as many Inspection windows as required.
The view in the Inspection window is the same as in the Watches
pane, but requires less screen space.
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| Mark Object |
F11F11
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Adds object label. |
| Set Value |
F2F2
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This command enables you to change the runtime value of a field or variable.
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| Jump to Source |
F4F4
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This command opens the source code of the selected variable or field in the editor and places the
caret on a proper line.
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| Jump to Object Source |
Shift+F4Shift F4
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This command opens the source code of the type of selected variable or field in the editor. |
| View as |
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Use this command to select the layout of the values. For the numeric values, you can toggle between
the decimal and hexadecimal formats. The objects are usually represented by their class name and
instance identifier, but you can optionally show them in string format.
- Auto:
Available for items where different layout is possible. With this layout
IntelliJ IDEA looks through all available renderers searching for the first suitable layout for the
current item. If none is found, the default layout is applied.
- Hex: This layout is available for numeric variables. If checked, the variable
is shown in hexadecimal format.
- Primitive: This layout is available for primitive type variables.
It shows the value appropriate for the primitive type.
- toString(): This layout is available for all reference types where
toString() is overridden except for arrays, and shows the node's toString()
value in the tree.
- Array: Available for arrays.
- Object: Default layout. Available for all non-primitive type nodes.
- Map: Show as a map.
- Collection: Show as a collection.
- User-defined renderer: Available for renderers created by the user in
the Debugger | Type Renderers or in the Customize Data Views dialogs.
The corresponding renderer name is shown in the menu.
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| Add to Watches |
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This command is available for all nodes except static. Use this command to create an
expression that references the node and add this expression to the Watches
pane.
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| Add Field Watchpoint |
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Use this command to create a new Field Watchpoint for a field and define its options in the
Breakpoints dialog.
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| Copy Value |
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Use this command to copy the value of a node to the Clipboard.
Tip
If a string value is too long to fit in the stack frame view, it is truncated. You can use this
command
to copy the value to the Clipboard, and then paste it to the editor, where you can examine the
contents.
Alternatively, hover your mouse cursor over the value and view the contents at the tooltip.
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| Customize Data Views |
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Use this command to customize how objects are displayed in the debugger. In the
Customize Data Views dialog, specify the items to be shown in the tab and their view mode.
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