Debugging Tools for Windows

Using the j Command in Configuration Files

When you are using the j (Execute If - Else) command in custom action tags, you must include a return “go” action in each branch of the j command. This action can be a g (go), gc (Go from Conditional Breakpoint), gh (Go with Exception Handled), or gn (Go with Exception Not Handled) command. In addition, you should use VOID in the <ReturnAction> tag.

When you are using j together with breakpoints, you should use gc instead of g. For a sample configuration file that has a conditional breakpoint, see Sample Configuration File for Conditional Breakpoints.

When you are using a file path (such as in a .dump command), the behavior is different in bp and exceptions. In bp, you must use two backslashes (\\) instead of one backslash (\) in the file path. In exceptions, you do not have to use the second backslash.

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