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	Another new feature is the ability to display probe values directly on a probe. This setting is enabled by default and can be changed ~~form~~ the ''Debug Options'' menu next to the help button.		Another new feature is the ability to display probe values directly on a probe. This setting is enabled by default and can be changed from the ''Debug Options'' menu next to the help button.

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Logmanoriginal: Created page with "Debug Window '''Debug Window''' is a tool to display and control breakpoints and monitor the status and values of probes and custom probes in the application context. It was first introduced in LabVIEW 2025 Q3 and combines the functionality of Breakpoint Manager and Probe Watch Window. ==Usage== Debug Window automatically appears when the first breakpoint or probe is placed. It can also be opened from the ''View''..."

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[[File:Debug Window.png|thumb|Debug Window]]
'''Debug Window''' is a tool to display and control [[breakpoints]] and monitor the status and values of [[probe]]s and [[custom probe]]s in the application context. It was first introduced in [[LabVIEW 2025 Q3]] and combines the functionality of [[Breakpoint Manager]] and [[Probe Watch Window]].

==Usage==
Debug Window automatically appears when the first breakpoint or probe is placed. It can also be opened from the ''View'' menu, under ''Debug Window'', or by using the keyboard shortcut ''Ctrl+D''.

It displays the list of breakpoints, probes, and custom probes in the current application context. Double-clicking an entry in the list highlights the corresponding element in a [[VI]]. Items can be removed from the list by pressing the ''Remove Selected Probes and Breakpoints'' button or using the ''Delete'' key. Breakpoints can be enabled or disabled, using the ''Enable/Disable'' button.

Probe values update live while the VI executes. When a probe is selected, the ''Probe Display'' area shows the probe value in a matching control. The ''Probe Options'' button can be used to switch between different probe types, including history and conditional probes. This is an improvement over the original [[Probe Watch Window]], which did not have these options.

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File:Debug Window Probe Options.png|Probe Options
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Another new feature is the ability to display probe values directly on a probe. This setting is enabled by default and can be changed form the ''Debug Options'' menu next to the help button.

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Debug Window Debug Options.png|Debug Options
Debug Window Show Values on Wires.png|Show Values on Wires
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==History==
{{history|product=LabVIEW|2025 Q3|
* Added Debug Window
}}

==See also==
* [[Breakpoint Manager]]
* [[Probe Watch Window]]

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