From the Breakpoints view, you can delete
single breakpoints, multiple breakpoints, or all breakpoints. If you delete
a breakpoint, all information about it is lost. If you do not want a breakpoint
to stop execution, but want to keep information about the breakpoint, disable
the breakpoint instead of deleting it. For information about disabling breakpoints,
see the related topic.
To delete a single breakpoint in the Breakpoints view:
To delete multiple breakpoints in the Breakpoints view:
- In the Breakpoints view, select the breakpoints you
want to delete by left-clicking and using either the Shift keyboard key or
the Ctrl keyboard key.
- Perform one of the following tasks:
- Right-click the selection of breakpoints and select Remove from
the pop-up menu.
- Click the Remove Selected Breakpoints push button
in the Breakpoints view.
- The breakpoints are removed from the Breakpoints view
and from the editor marker bar.
To delete line breakpoints in the editor:
- In the editor marker bar, locate the breakpoint that you want to delete.
- Double-click the breakpoint's marker bar indicator.
- The breakpoint is removed from the marker bar and from the Breakpoints view.
To delete all breakpoints: in the Breakpoints view,
select Remove All from the pop-up menu or click the
Remove All Breakpoints push button in the Breakpoints view.
Note: - If you want to delete all breakpoints, keep in mind that
the Breakpoints view Remove All Breakpoints actions
delete all breakpoints in the entire workbench, not just in the active program.
- To avoid affecting breakpoints that are not related to your debug session,
you can use the filter by debug target action. For information about this
action, see the Using Breakpoints topic.