Break/Trace/Watch points
 It's now easier to set them.
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 MrDebug gives you the ability to set Watch Point and Trace points easily
 without resorting to the menu.

 If the item that you wish to set as a watch point is a simple expression
 that you can simply move the cursor in the source code window to the word
 that you wish to watch or trace and press <Alt><W> to set a watch point or
 <Alt><T> to set a Trace point.

 If the item that you wish to watch or trace is more complex, i.e. it is an
 expression, you can mark a piece of source code by using <Shift> with either
 <→> or <←> to mark an expression. With the use of <Alt><W> or <Alt><T> you
 can then set a watch or trace point on an expression.

 Massive speed improvements on using breakpoints - now they no longer affect
 program speed.

 Break point may also be disabled individually, or globally.

 Break points counters may be used so that a break point occurs only after n
 number of calls.

 Conditional break points allow you to set a condition against a break point
 so that the break point only triggers when a condition evaluates to a
 logical .T.