Run to a specific function from the Call Stack window
#ISWIFT VIEW ENTIRE STACK TRACE CODE#
In the Call Stack window, right-click the function whose source code you want to see and select Go To Source Code. View the source code for a function on the call stack If you select Step or Continue from the Debug menu, execution will continue in the original frame, not the frame you selected. The execution pointer remains in the original frame, which is still marked with the yellow arrow. Or, you can double-click a frame in the Call Stack window to switch to that frame.Ī green arrow with a curly tail appears next to the stack frame you selected. In the Call Stack window, right-click the stack frame whose code and data that you want to view. Switch to another stack frame (change the debugger context) The following notation appears in place of the non-user code frames: In managed code, non-user code frames are hidden by default. Non-user code is any code that is not shown when Just My Code is enabled. To display external or non-user code right-click on the Call Stack window and select Show External Code. Display non-user code in the Call Stack window To change the debugger context to another frame on the stack, switch to another stack frame. By default, this stack frame's information appears in the source, Locals, Autos, Watch, and Disassembly windows. While debugging, in the Debug menu, select Windows > Call Stack or press ctrl+ alt+ C.Ī yellow arrow identifies the stack frame where the execution pointer is currently located. View the call stack while in the debugger The Call Stack window is similar to the Debug perspective in some IDEs like Eclipse.
To change your settings, select Import and Export Settings on the Tools menu. The dialog boxes and menu commands you see might differ from those described here, depending on your active settings or edition.
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