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Options to control what data is displayed

 

/displayMostRecentEventFirst

 

 Display events with the most recent event first and the oldest event last.

 

 This may seem counterintive at first but it means that all the recent information is at the top of the screen and easily accessible.

 

 The display also updates faster like this because it doesn't need to be scrolled to keep the most recent information in view.

 

 /displayMostRecentEventFirst:On|Off

 

 Example: /displayMostRecentEventFirst:On

 Example: /displayMostRecentEventFirst:Off

 

/displayRegisters

 

 Display registers with each event.

 

 /displayRegisters:On|Off

 

 Example: /displayRegisters:On

 Example: /displayRegisters:Off

 

/keepDisplayUptoDate

 

 Keep the display up to date.

 

 /keepDisplayUptoDate:On|Off

 

 Example: /keepDisplayUptoDate:On

 Example: /keepDisplayUptoDate:Off

 

/dontUpdateTheDisplayWhenSingleStepping

 

 When used with /keepDisplayUptoDate this is a good way of keeping the display up to date without killing performance by listing every single stepping event.

 

 /dontUpdateTheDisplayWhenSingleStepping:On|Off

 

 Example: /dontUpdateTheDisplayWhenSingleStepping:On

 Example: /dontUpdateTheDisplayWhenSingleStepping:Off

 

/updateDisplayWhenNonSingleStepEvent

 

 When used with /keepDisplayUptoDate this is a good way of keeping the display up to date without killing performance by listing every single stepping event.

 

 /updateDisplayWhenNonSingleStepEvent:On|Off

 

 Example: /updateDisplayWhenNonSingleStepEvent:On

 Example: /updateDisplayWhenNonSingleStepEvent:Off

 

/updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecution

 

 Updates the display when the process finishes execution.

 

 /updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecution:On|Off

 

 Example: /updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecution:On

 Example: /updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecution:Off

 

/updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecutionDisplayMostRecentException

 

 Updates the display when the process finishes execution and ensures the most recent exception is viewable.

 

 /updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecutionDisplayMostRecentException:On|Off

 

 Example: /updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecutionDisplayMostRecentException:On

 Example: /updateDisplayWhenProcessFinishesExecutionDisplayMostRecentException:Off