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Choose Breakpoints Dialog Box

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The Choose Breakpoints dialog box opens when you try to set a breakpoint from ambiguous input in the New Breakpoint dialog box. A common example of ambiguous input is an overloaded function name.

Breakpoints
Lists possible breakpoints that can be set based on the ambiguous input. You can select one or more breakpoints to set.

All
Selects all breakpoints listed in the Breakpoints box.

None
Clears all breakpoints listed in the Breakpoints box.

See Also

Using Breakpoints