Right up front I have to say the UniBasic debugger is *far* superior to
D3's.

Suppose you're stepping through code - or you have 'V'erbose and a
breakpoint set - and you come to a CALL statement. The debugger throws
out "***Cannot get source code of object file: {filepath for catalog
entry}" and prompts with "***Please input source code file name:". Is
there something I can enter at that point to, in effect, say "I'm not
interested in that subroutine so do the call anyway and come back to me
when you're done"?

Mike.

PS. What's Open(ish)QM's like?

michael (AT) preece (DOT) net wrote:
leave you at a debugger prompt. Type 'out" at the prompt and it should
exit the subroutine and break again when it returns to the calling program.

Haven't got a lot of time logged with qm's debugger, but it's reasonably
similar. I do recall missing some feature that UniData's debugger has,
but I don't remember what it was.

Regards,
--
Dave Walker

Dave Walker wrote:
Forgot to mention that you may have to turn verbose off before typing
out, and then on again once you return to the calling program.

On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 19:45:13 -0500, Dave Walker
<daveweb (AT) portico-services (DOT) net> wrote:

Very pretty, if you use AccuTerm or QM's "given" TE's....

Regards,

Bruce Nichol
Talon Computer Services
ALBURY NSW Australia

http://www.taloncs.com.au

If it ain't broke, fix it until it is....

Dave Walker wrote:

Oh - for anyone digging this thread up in the archives - use PP if you
want to return to the debugger on exit from the subroutine.

Mike.