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<h1>Breakpoints</h1>
<p>A breakpoint suspends the execution of a program at the location where the breakpoint is set.</p>
<p>Breakpoints can be enabled and disabled via the context menu in the <strong>Breakpoints View</strong>, or via the context menu in the <strong><a href="../concepts/concepts-7.htm">Tcl Editor</a></strong> ruler.</p>
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<li>An enabled breakpoint causes a thread to suspend whenever
the breakpoint is encountered. Enabled breakpoints are drawn with a blue circle [ <img src="../images/org.eclipse.debug.ui/obj16/brkp_obj.png" alt="Breakpoint"> ] and
have a checkmark overlay once successfully installed.
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<li>A disabled breakpoint will not cause threads to suspend. Disabled breakpoints are drawn with a white circle [ <img src="../images/org.eclipse.debug.ui/obj16/brkpd_obj.png" alt="Disabled Breakpoint"> ].</li>
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<p>Breakpoints are displayed in the vertical editor ruler and in the Breakpoints view.</p>
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