5 Learning More About an Application

5.9 Keeping browser displays up to date

Because the browser shows values either gathered at a point in program execution or during compilation, there are opportunities for the information displayed on a browser page to get out of date:

If you are browsing a definition and you have edited its source, you must recompile it to ensure that the compiler database is up to date.
Even when you have recompiled a definition, you must make sure that the browser display is refreshed with View > Refresh.
If you are browsing a run-time object, that object might have since changed. Refresh the browser display with View > Refresh to make sure you are seeing the most up-to-date value.