Stepping Into a Function (Windows CE 5.0)
The Step Into option executes code one statement at a time.
When not in design mode, Step Into enters a break state at the current line of execution. Step Into executes the statement at the current execution point. If the statement is a call to a procedure, the next statement displayed is the first statement in the procedure.
At design time, this menu item begins execution and enters a break state before the first line of code is executed.
If there is no current execution point, the Step Into command may appear to do nothing until you do something that triggers code.
To step into a function
Start debugging and execute the application to some point inside a function.
From the Debug menu, choose Step Into.
- or -
On the Debug toolbar, choose the Step Into button.
The debugger continues until it reaches the next available instruction within the function, and then it pauses.
See Also
Breakpoints | Stepping Over a Function | Stepping Out of a Function
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