Debugger Toolbar
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The JavaScript Debugger (beta) is currently available in preview mode only and is not a verified feature in ThingWorx Platform 10.0.x releases.
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The debugger toolbar in the JavaScript Debugger consists of buttons that help you define, run, and review the debugging process.
You can access the debugger toolbar in the edit mode as follows:
• Click 
on the script editor. The script editor toolbar changes to the debugger toolbar. For more information about the script editor, see JavaScript Debugger.
on the script editor. The script editor toolbar changes to the debugger toolbar. For more information about the script editor, see JavaScript Debugger.OR
• Click the Debug tab in the script tools pane. Select the Show Tools checkbox. The debugger toolbar appears. For more information about script tools, see JavaScript Debugger.
The following table describes the buttons on the debugger toolbar that are used in the debugging process. Most of the buttons are enabled when the debugging starts.
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Button
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Description
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Start Debugging (BETA) |
Allows you to start the debugger.
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 Resume Debugging |
Allows you to run the debugger to the next breakpoint or end of the service.
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 Step over |
Allows you to execute the current line of code and proceed to the next line. If it is the last line, the step over returns you to the caller function. If the current line is a function or service with a breakpoint, the step over will pause at that breakpoint.
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 Step into |
Allows you to move the execution of the code to the next line while also going into any function that is called on that line. You can use this to examine the code inside the called function.
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 Step out |
Allows you return to the caller function after you have stepped into a different function during debugging and want to skip the rest of that function's execution.
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 Stop Debugging |
Allows you to stop the debugger.
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 Activate breakpoints or Deactivate breakpoints |
Allows you to switch between using breakpoints or deactivating breakpoints during debugging. If you deactivate breakpoints, all breakpoints will be ignored.
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