Use these functions to run instructions in the debugged process. 
◆ step_into()
  
  
      
        
          | bool idaapi step_into  | 
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Execute one instruction in the current thread. 
Other threads are kept suspended. 
| Type | Asynchronous function - available as Request  | 
| Notification | dbg_step_into  | 
 
 
◆ step_over()
  
  
      
        
          | bool idaapi step_over  | 
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Execute one instruction in the current thread, but without entering into functions. 
Others threads keep suspended. 
| Type | Asynchronous function - available as Request  | 
| Notification | dbg_step_over  | 
 
 
◆ run_to()
Execute the process until the given address is reached. 
If no process is active, a new process is started. Technically, the debugger sets up a temporary breakpoint at the given address, and continues (or starts) the execution of the whole process. So, all threads continue their execution! 
| Type | Asynchronous function - available as Request  | 
| Notification | dbg_run_to  | 
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    | ea | target address  | 
    | pid | not used yet. please do not specify this parameter.  | 
    | tid | not used yet. please do not specify this parameter.  | 
  
   
 
 
◆ step_until_ret()
  
  
      
        
          | bool idaapi step_until_ret  | 
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Execute instructions in the current thread until a function return instruction is executed (aka "step out"). 
Other threads are kept suspended. 
 
 
◆ set_resume_mode()
How to resume the application. 
Set resume mode but do not resume process.