Источник:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mfp/archive/...eakpoints.aspx
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The Dynamics AX Debugger doesn’t support conditional breakpoints. Once in a while this limitation can be quite annoying – but there is a simple workaround. The third trick in the series of
X++ Debugging Tips and Tricks shows you how.
This trick requires code instrumentation – I strongly discourage using this trick on a production system. Only use this trick in a test or development sandbox!
By using the
breakpoint keyword, you can write X++ logic that triggers a breakpoint exactly as you want.
Consider this example. It is a recursive implementation of the mathematical function: Factorial. On a 32 bit system it will overflow when called with a sufficient high value. The example shows how to a breakpoint when an overflow occurs.
static void ConditionalBreakpointExample(Args args) { int factorial(int _value) { int result = 1; int prevResult; int i; for (i=1; i