basic.debugger.e
Sets number of instructions to execute before entering debugger.
Syntax
e{number.lines}
Description
indicates the number of instructions to execute prior to returning to the Pick/BASIC debugger.
The 'e' command, followed by a <return>, disables the previous iteration counter setting and executes 'continuously'.
Example
*e10<return>
Sets execution counter.
*g<return>
Resumes program execution.
This invokes the debugger after executing 10 lines.
*e<return>
Sets 'continuous' execution.
*g<return>
Resumes program execution.
This cancels any previous 'e' commands and makes the program run
without execution interruption. The 'g' command must follow after the
'e' command to resume the program.
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