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Latest revision as of 15:34, 25 November 2009
Purpose
Single step through the execution of a program
Syntax
SET STEP ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
CANCEL, DEBUG, DISPLAY MEMORY, DISPLAY STATUS, DO, LIST MEMORY, LIST STATUS, QUIT, RESUME, SUSPEND, SET COMPILE, SET DEBUG, SET DEVELOPMENT, SET ECHO, SET TALK
Description
This command provides a pop-up debugger for debugging programs. The commands COMPILE and DEVELOPMENT must be set OFF when using SET STEP ON. The SET STEP ON command displays a pop-up debugger with the specified program or procedure. The pop-up program debugger can also be activated with the DEBUG command. When the DEBUG command is used, SET COMPILE does not have to be OFF as this is handled automatically. You must, however, load procedure libraries with SET COMPILE OFF when you are debugging a procedure. By default, STEP is OFF.
Example
set echo on set step on do testprg
Products
Recital
