> 2012/3/1 Ruben J=F6nsson <maxruben@rjjournal.net>
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> > Actually it is easier than that - Just go to the end curly brace for th=
e
> > function, right click and select "Run To Cursor".
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> That's something I use a lot.  But it seems that if I'm smart enough to d=
o
> that, then MPLAB ought to be able to figure this out, too.

Yes, my thoughts too. Especially since when a break skidds into a function =
the=20
current location (the green arrow) stops at the opening curly brace of that=
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function which then is highlighted in yellow and so is the closing curly br=
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of that function. Which in turn must mean that MPLAB knows where the closin=
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curly brace is.

Actually, Edit->Advanced->Match does move the cursor to the closing curly=20
brace. Maybe a macro can be used. But the "Run To Cursor" only exists as a=
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context menu (right click menu) selection.

/Ruben
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