You can load program source code into the Source window from several panes in the PASE Debugger interface. The Source window displays a particular location in the source code based on your previous debugging activities and the pane from which you load the source code. In addition to displaying source code, you can also perform the following actions:
Note: You can work with the PASE Debugger in a variety of ways: by right-clicking or double-clicking appropriate objects, by using a menu or a keyboard shortcut, or by using the tool bar (if the menu command has a tool icon). The following procedures specify only one way to select a command.
To view source code, in the Files, Methods, Loadmap, Breakpoint, or Call Stack panes, right-click the appropriate object and select Go to Source.
You can also display or hide a view of the assembly code associated with the source code that appears in the Source window. The assembly code area appears in the lower portion of the Source window.
Tip: You can quickly close the assembly code area by clicking X in the upper right corner of the assembly code area.
To ensure that the assembly code area and the Source window show the same portion of the program, click the arrow icon in the title bar of the assembly code area.
Resize the assembly code area by using the horizontal bar at the top of the display area or by clicking the triangles on the left side of the bar.
To search for specific text in the Source window, complete the following steps:
To go to a specific line of code in the Source window, complete the following steps: