Partially hit lines are lines of source code in which some of the processor instructions associated with the line have been executed, and some have not.
If this box is checked, LiveCoverage will highlight lines that are partially hit with a different color (magenta by default). Otherwise, the line will be displayed is if it was fully executed (green by default).
This option is available only when the Show partially hit lines option is selected. If this box is checked, LiveCoverage will display the individual processor instructions for each partially hit line, both as bytes of hexadecimal code and as a disassembled instruction mnemonic. Each instruction will be on its own line and colored according to whether it was hit or not.
If this box is checked, lines of source code classified as Hidden or as Excluded will be shown in a different color. (By default Hidden lines are shown in cyan, and Excluded lines are shown in dark blue.) If the box is not checked, Hidden and Excluded code will be shown as if it was fully executed (green by default).
While monitoring test coverage, LiveCoverage inserts breakpoints into the code to determine what code has been executed. This is handled automatically and should normally be of no concern. However, it is possible to reveal where LiveCoverage has set its breakpoints.
If this box is checked, then a line of source code that has a breakpoint set anywhere within it will be shown in a different color, depending on whether the code with the breakpoint is hit (dark green by default) or missed (dark red by default). If the code is partially hit and byte-level detail has been selected, then these colors will be used on individual instructions.