Using the latest version of 5.0.3

CodePudding user response:

Yes, you can use this function,

CodePudding user response:

With the spyder is also quite good of,

CodePudding user response:

Enter the press F7 F8 F9 after debugging

CodePudding user response:

Press CTRL + F5 enter debug (premise is you use breakpoint stops before to line-by-line debug, of course it should be I don't need big mouth... ), and then press f8 cases such as all kinds of debugging, specific Windows shortcuts tips below, the other from the breakpoint directly to the breakpoint can use CTRL + f8

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reference 4 floor acer2048 response:

press CTRL + F5 enter debug (premise is you use breakpoint stops before to line-by-line debug, of course it should be I don't need big mouth... ), and then press f8 cases such as all kinds of debugging, specific Windows shortcuts tips below, the other from the breakpoint directly to the breakpoint can use CTRL + f8

Um... If not all of... But at that time too lazy to try...

CodePudding user response:

Said above is correct, it is ok to should be run under the scientific model, by # % % symbol divided each piece, execute each can use CTRL + Enter,
Check the scientific model to know all,