Debug Tool Window. Dump
This tab appears when the Dump button 
is clicked on the Debugger toolbar, or on choosing on the main menu.
Use this tab to review the external thread dump or the one taken from the debugger in a handy way. The tab is divided into two parts. The left one displays all threads, and the right one - the stack trace for the selected thread.
In the Dump tab, all threads are sorted so that the most meaningful and useful threads are on top of the list. For your convenience, threads are displayed in varying shades of gray text, and deadlocks are highlighted in red.
In this topic:
Threads toolbar
| Item | Tooltip and Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Filter ⌘F | Click this button to enable filtering the thread dump by a word in the stack trace. A search field appears in the list of threads, where you can type the search string. Note that plain search ⌘F is also available in the right-hand part of the Dump tab, in the stack trace for the selected thread. |
 | Copy to Clipboard | Click this button to copy the whole thread dump to the Clipboard. |
  | Sort threads by name / Sort threads by type | Click these buttons to toggle between sorting threads in the alphabetical order, or by type. |
 | Export To Text File ⌃O | Click this button to export the current threads to a specified text file. |
Thread types
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
 | Thread is suspended. |
 | Thread is waiting on a monitor lock. |
 | Thread is running. |
 | Thread is executing network operation, and is waiting for data to be passed. |
 | Thread is idle. |
 | Event Dispatch Thread that is busy. |
 | Thread is executing disk operation. |