The above animation demonstrates the complete debugging workflow from setting breakpoints to hitting them during execution.
The application will launch, and the debugger will attach. If a breakpoint is hit, execution pauses, and you can inspect variables in the Debug panel (Variables, Call Stack, or Watch windows).
| Feature | Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Step Into | F11 |
Step into a method call to debug inside the method |
| Step Over | F10 |
Execute the current line without stepping into method calls |
| Step Out | Shift+F11 |
Exit the current method and return to the caller |
| Continue | F5 |
Resume execution until the next breakpoint |
| Restart | Ctrl+Shift+F5 |
Restart the debugging session |
| Stop | Shift+F5 |
Stop the debugging session |
Important: These debugging features, keyboard shortcuts, and debugging interface work identically across:
- WinForms applications
- WPF applications
- WinUI applications
The underlying .NET debugging experience in Syncfusion Code Studio remains consistent regardless of the desktop UI framework you're using.
