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Debug WindowsCall Stack
Displays the function calls that brought you to your current program location and the arguments passed to each function call. The Call Stack window lists the last function called, followed by each previously called function. The first function called is at the bottom of the list. If debug information is available for a function, it is followed by the arguments that were passed when the call was made.
Double-clicking an item in the Call Stack window displays both the source for the frame and the locals for the frame.
To toggle a breakpoint on a particular frame, either click the breakpoint icon in the far left column, or right-click the frame and click the Toggle Breakpoint command on the context menu. The icon in the far left column of the Call Stack window indicates the following:
) indicates the top stack frame. 
) indicates there is an enabled breakpoint set on a frame. 
) indicates there is a disabled breakpoint set on a frame. 
) indicates that the frame has debug information (symbols are available). 
) indicates that the frame has no debug information (no symbols are available).
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View Source |
Scrolls the Code editor to the location of the function call that is selected in the Call Stack window, but does not give the Code editor focus. |
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Edit Source |
Scrolls the Code Editor window to the location of the function call that is selected in the Call Stack window, and sets the focus to the Code Editor. |
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View Locals |
Displays in the Local Variables window any local variables associated with function call currently selected in the Call Stack window. |
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Toggle Breakpoint |
Sets a breakpoint that is disabled, or disables a breakpoint that is set. Breakpoint icons are displayed in colors that indicate the symbols status of the frame. See the description of icon colors preceding this list. |
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Show Fully Qualified Names |
Displays full paths of file names. |
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Stay On Top |
Keeps the Call Stack window visible when out of focus. |
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Dockable |
Enables drag-and-dock for Call Stack window. |
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