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17 Debug.DebugEvent = { Break: 1,
46 // The different script break point types.
99 // Create a new break point object and add it to the list of break points.
107 // Object representing a break point.
108 // NOTE: This object does not have a reference to the function having break
110 // not used any more. We do not want break points to keep functions alive.
192 // Break point not active - not triggered.
195 // Check for conditional break point.
197 // If break point has condition try to evaluate it in the top frame.
200 // If no sensible mirror or non true value break point not triggered.
216 // If the break point has an ignore count it is not triggered.
222 // Break point triggered.
227 // Function called from the runtime when a break point is hit. Returns true if
228 // the break point is triggered and supposed to break execution.
234 // Object representing a script break point. The script is referenced by its
235 // script name or script id and the break point is represented as line and
371 // Set ignore count on all break points created from this script break point.
378 // Check whether a script matches this script break point. Currently this is
400 // Set the script break point in a script.
404 // If the column is undefined the break is on the line. To help locate the
430 // Create a break point object and set the break point.
448 // Clear all the break points created from this script break point
465 // break points set in this script.
498 %Break();
596 // Remove the break point from the list if requested.
600 break;
626 // Break points in API functions are not supported.
628 throw new Error('Cannot set break point in native code.');
636 // Break in builtin JavaScript code is not supported.
638 throw new Error('Cannot set break point in native code.');
640 // If the script for the function has a name convert this to a script break
646 // break point from that.
652 // Set a break point directly on the function.
683 break;
761 // Remove the break point from the list if requested.
766 break;
778 // Create script break point object.
783 // Assign number to the new script break point and add it.
788 // Run through all scripts to see if this script break point matches any
1006 return Debug.DebugEvent.Break;
1038 event: "break",
1052 // Add an Array of break points hit if any.
1056 // Find the break point number. For break points originating from a
1057 // script break point supply the script break point number.
1473 // Ignore as break command does not do anything when broken.
1502 // Either function or script break point.
1505 // Handle function break point.
1524 // Set function break point.
1537 // Set function break point.
1541 // set script break point.
1557 // Set additional break point properties.
1566 // Add the break point number to the response.
1570 // Add break point information to the response.
1666 // Add the cleared break point numbers to the response.
1688 // Clear break point.
1691 // Add the cleared break point number to the response.
1776 // Now set the exception break state:
1785 // Add the cleared break point number to the response.
2446 "break" : proto.breakRequest_,
2555 break;
2561 break;
