### Frequency

Use the Frequency fields to tell the debugger when to stop on a breakpoint and when to skip it. The debugger keeps track of how many times each breakpoint is encountered. The fields in this section tell the debugger on which encounter of a breakpoint the debugger should first stop, how often it should stop, and on which encounter the debugger should no longer stop.

Entry field | Purpose
From | Enter the first breakpoint encounter you want the debugger to stop on. For example, if you want the debugger to skip over the breakpoint the first five times it is encountered, enter "6".
To | Enter the last breakpoint encounter you want the debugger to stop on. For example, if you want it to start ignoring the breakpoint after the 20th encounter, enter "20". To have it always stop on the breakpoint, enter "Infinity".
Every | Enter the frequency with which you want the debugger to stop on this breakpoint. For example, if you want it to stop on only one out of every four it encounters, enter "4".