Mastering Unity Scripting

Debugging with MonoDevelop – conditional breakpoints

Breakpoints are critical for debugging, and represents the starting point at which application execution pauses into a debug state. Often, they'll be just what you need to set a breakpoint and start debugging! However, there are times when breakpoints, in their default configuration, can become annoying. One example is when a breakpoint is set inside a loop. Sometimes, you only want the breakpoint to take effect or pause execution after a loop has exceeded a specified number of iterations, as opposed to taking effect from the beginning and on every iteration afterwards. By default, a breakpoint inside a loop will pause the execution on every iteration, and if the loop is long, such pausing behavior ...