Debug Information View

The debug information view shows information to help you determine the cause of an error in a test case.

• Trace function calls in test cases with errors
• Actual value of variable/expression added to inspect debug information
  

If you select a test case that has [Inspect Debug Info] in the unit test view, debug information is displayed in the Debug Information view.

• The Stack trace shows the function call trace when the test case in error was executed. The location where the error occurred is displayed at the top.
• The variable/expression list shows the actual value of the variable/expression added to inspect the debug information.

!If the actual value of the added variable/expression is not displayed:
- When [Inspect Debug Info] of the test case is not executed after adding a new variable/expression
- When the line where the variable/expression was added was not executed when the test case was executed (it was not executed depending on the condition or an error occurred before execution)

Debug Information View toolbar menu

icon	description
	List of variable/expression to debug

In the list of debug variable/expression, you can check and remove variable/expression.

Adding variable/expression to debug

You can add variable/expression to debug in the following ways.

1. Double-click the line area in the source code editor
2. Select [Add Variable/expression to debug…] from the line area context menu in the source code editor
3. After specifying a variable or expression in the source code editor, select [Add Variable/expression to debug…] from the context menu.

When the above operation is performed, the [Add variable/expression to debug] window appears.

You can double-click on the line area to add or remove variable/expression to debug at that location.

marker	description
	Variable/expression added before the line
	Variable/expression added after the line

You can add markers only in the shaded area.

If you can add a variable/expression to debug both before and after the line in the shaded area, a dialog will pop up asking where to add it.

You can add or remove variables/expressions anywhere you can add to the target function through the [Add All], [Remove All] buttons at the top of the source viewer.
After specifying the variable/expression and type and clicking the [OK] button, you can see that the marker has been added to the source code editor.

If the test case is selected in [Unit Test View], you can immediately perform [Inspect Debug Info] while adding a variable/expression to be debug.

!If you enter an invalid variable/expression, a compilation error or a runtime error may occur when performing [Inspect Debug Info].