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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.debug.core.model
Interface IStep

All Known Subinterfaces:
IFilteredStep, IStackFrame, IThread

public interface IStep

Provides the ability to step into, over, and return from the current execution location. Implementations must be non-blocking.

Implementations should honor step filter settings in their associated debug target, as defined by IStepFilters.

Clients may implement this interface.

See Also:
IStepFilters

Method Summary
 boolean canStepInto ()
          Returns whether this element can currently perform a step into.
 boolean canStepOver ()
          Returns whether this element can currently perform a step over.
 boolean canStepReturn ()
          Returns whether this element can currently perform a step return.
 boolean isStepping ()
          Returns whether this element is currently stepping.
 void stepInto ()
          Steps into the current statement, generating RESUME and SUSPEND events for the associated thread.
 void stepOver ()
          Steps over the current statement, generating RESUME and SUSPEND events for the associated thread.
 void stepReturn ()
          Steps to the next return statement in the current scope, generating RESUME and SUSPEND events for the associated thread.
 

Method Detail

canStepInto

boolean canStepInto()
Returns whether this element can currently perform a step into.

Returns:
whether this element can currently perform a step into

canStepOver

boolean canStepOver()
Returns whether this element can currently perform a step over.

Returns:
whether this element can currently perform a step over

canStepReturn

boolean canStepReturn()
Returns whether this element can currently perform a step return.

Returns:
whether this element can currently perform a step return

isStepping

boolean isStepping()
Returns whether this element is currently stepping.

For example, a thread is considered to be stepping after the stepOver call until the step over is completed, a breakpoint is reached, an exception is thrown, or the thread or debug target is terminated.

Returns:
whether this element is currently stepping

stepInto

void stepInto()
              throws 
DebugException
Steps into the current statement, generating RESUME and SUSPEND events for the associated thread. Can only be called when the associated thread is suspended. Implementations must implement stepping as non-blocking.

Throws:
DebugException - on failure. Reasons include:
  • TARGET_REQUEST_FAILED - The request failed in the target
  • NOT_SUPPORTED - The capability is not supported by the target

stepOver

void stepOver()
              throws 
DebugException
Steps over the current statement, generating RESUME and SUSPEND events for the associated thread. Can only be called when the associated thread is suspended. Implementations must implement stepping as non-blocking.

Throws:
DebugException - on failure. Reasons include:
  • TARGET_REQUEST_FAILED - The request failed in the target
  • NOT_SUPPORTED - The capability is not supported by the target

stepReturn

void stepReturn()
                throws 
DebugException
Steps to the next return statement in the current scope, generating RESUME and SUSPEND events for the associated thread. Can only be called when the associated thread is suspended. Implementations must implement stepping as non-blocking.

Throws:
DebugException - on failure. Reasons include:
  • TARGET_REQUEST_FAILED - The request failed in the target
  • NOT_SUPPORTED - The capability is not supported by the target

Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

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