Under Window > (Make my own web site) Preferences > Java > Debug
Under Window > Preferences > Java > Debug > Step Filtering, you can specify which classes should be skipped when stepping though a program. These settings are used during the Step with Filters operation (Figure 6.1). 114 Chapter 6 Figure 6.1 Some step filters are predefined so that you can simply activate them with a checkmark (by default only the Java class loader is skipped). You can also add other classes, packages, or generic filter expressions to the list, however. The Debug Perspective You can start debugging by clicking the bug symbol in the workbench s toolbar. This function is very similar to the Run function (see the Hello World section in Chapter 1) with the difference that execution is interrupted at breakpoints. You can also make Eclipse automatically switch to the Debug Perspective by specifying Always for the Switch to Associated Perspective When Launching option in Window > Preferences > Run/Debug > Launching. Alternatively, you can specify Always for the Switch to Associated Perspective When a Breakpoint Is Hit option in Window > Preferences > Run/Debug. The Debug Perspective contains the same windows as the Java Perspective plus two more. Figure 6.2 shows the Debug Perspective. In the top-left corner you see the Debug window listing the active threads. Under the thread [AWT-Event-Queue-0] the execution stack with the method call hierarchy is displayed. In the top-right corner the variables of the current execution context are shown. Behind this view are three more stacked views: Breakpoints, Expressions, and Display. Variable values can be displayed, too, by hovering with the mouse over a variable name in the editor.
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