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Question & Answer
Question
What is the difference between step over, step into and step out commands in IBM Rational Tau?
Answer
The differences are as follows:
- Step Over command:
This command lets the application execute the next action. If the action involves a call to an operation, it does not step into its implementation (it steps over it instead).
- Step Into command:
This command lets the application execute the next action. If the action involves a call to an operation, it steps into its implementation and breaks the execution on the first action of that implementation.
- Step Out command:
This command lets the application execute until the currently executed operation implementation is returned.
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Document Information
More support for:
Rational Tau
Software version:
4.3
Operating system(s):
Windows
Document number:
130121
Modified date:
23 June 2018
UID
swg21408698
