Original Author Paul Laughton, 2011
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De Re BASIC!
Debug.show.array Array[]
Pauses the execution of the program and displays a dialog box. The dialog box prints the contents of the
specified array, the line number of the program line just executed and the text of that line. If the array is
multidimensional the entire array will be displayed in a linear fashion.
For a description of the dialog box controls, see the Debug.show command, below.
Debug.show.bundle <bundlePtr_nexp>
Pauses the execution of the program and displays a dialog box. The dialog box prints the Bundle pointed
to by the Bundle Pointer numeric expression, the line number of the program line just executed and the
text of that line.
For a description of the dialog box controls, see the Debug.show command, below.
Debug.show.list <listPtr_nexp>
Pauses the execution of the program and displays a dialog box. The dialog box prints the List pointed to
by the List Pointer numeric expression, the line number of the program line just executed and the text of
that line.
For a description of the dialog box controls, see the Debug.show command, below.
Debug.show.stack <stackPtr_nexp>
Pauses the execution of the program and displays a dialog box. The dialog box prints the Stack pointed
to by the Stack Pointer numeric expression, the line number of the program line just executed and the
text of that line.
For a description of the dialog box controls, see the Debug.show command, below.
Debug.watch var, ...
Gives a list of Scalar variables (not arrays) to be watched. The values of these variables will be shown
when the Debug.show.watch command is executed. This command is accumulative, meaning that
subsequent calls will add new variables into the watch list.
Debug.show.watch
Pauses the execution of the program and displays a dialog box. The dialog box lists the values of the
variables being watched, the line number of the program line just executed and the text of that line.
For a description of the dialog box controls, see the Debug.show command, below.
Debug.show.program
Pauses the execution of the program and displays a dialog box. The dialog box shows the entire
program, with line numbers, as well as a marker pointing to the last line that was executed.