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Description
The XSLT-Debugger plugin allows to debug XSLT stylesheets in IntelliJ IDEA with various useful features a debugger should have, including breakpoints, watch expressions, variables display, etc. It is tightly integrated with IDEA which allows it to be efficiently used without much need to familiarize first.
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An even more advanced debugging tool are trace-breakpoint. They are evaluated just like log-breakpoints, but their result isn't printed into the console. Instead, for each evaluated trace-expression, a special node in the "Structure" tree will be inserted. The contains the evaluation result and indicates the position during the execution of the stylesheet when the breakpoint was triggered.
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Next, set one or more breakpoints, either with your regular keyboard shortcut or by clicking on the left editor gutter. A breakpoint icon with a little gear will appear. |
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Optionally specify any properties of the breakpoint, such as an XPath-condition on which it should trigger. |
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Now it's possible to examine the values of parameters and variables, check watch expressions or evaluate custom XPath expressions in the context of the current execution-frame. See the chapters Variables and Watches more information. To inspect the output that has been generated by the stylesheet, please see the chapter XSLT Output. |
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When you're done with inspecting the current position, you can either resume the execution continue debugging in single-stepping mode with the "Step Over" or "Step Into" actions. See the chapter Execution Control for more information. |
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