• Show selection steps
  If checked, the selection history window at the bottom of the heap walker is shown.
• Show view helper dialog for new object sets
  If checked, the view helper dialog will be displayed when a new object set is created.

Note: Unlike for the allocation call tree, there is no "cumulate allocations" option since the view mode combo box in the allocations view of the heap walker offers both an "allocation tree" and a "cumulated allocation tree".

• Size scale
  You can select a size scale, just like in the recorded object view settings.
• Show object IDs
  If checked, all objects are annotated with object IDs. This can help you to check if an object is the same as one displayed in another view.
• Show retained size bar for dominator tree
  If checked, a size bar will be shown in from of each outgoing reference node. The size base can be configured as
  • Top level object
    The percentages refer to the retained size of the top level object. This is the default setting.
  • Total heap
    The percentages show how much of the total heap is retained by this reference. The lengths of all size bars are always comparable with this option.

• Size scale
  You can select a size scale, just like in the recorded object view settings.
• Show object IDs
  If checked, all objects are annotated with object IDs. This can help you in checking if two objects in two different reference graphs are the same or not.
• Show declaring class if different from actual class
  In the incoming and outgoing reference tree views, the declaring class of a field will be displayed as well if it is different from the actual class or the object (i.e. the field has been declared in a super-class). Since this can add a lot of potentially distracting information to the reference trees, you can switch it off with this setting. In the reference graph, the declaring class is always displayed in the tool tip on the reference arrows.
• Show fields with null values in outgoing reference view
  By default, the outgoing reference view does not show fields that have a null value. Under some circumstances it can be useful to show null values, for example when you want to add a filter script for a field that is null most of the time or for debugging purposes. This option works for instance fields as well as for static fields.
• Instance block size
  The reference view only show a capped number of instances. This cap which is configurable here, has a default value of 100. Note that you can easily add more objects with the hyperlinks at the bottom of the reference tables.

• Show object IDs
  If checked, all objects are annotated with object IDs. This can help you in checking if two objects in two different reference graphs are the same or not.
• Warning threshold for opening references
  If an object has a lot of incoming or outgoing references, the graph can be visually overwhelmed with new objects. That's why JProfiler asks you if you really want to open a large number of references. The default threshold which is configurable here is set to 100.