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An error occurs if the CONTINUE command is executed and there is no

current program in the work space.

Examples

The following shows examples of the CONTINUE command:

CONTINUE

CONT

CONTINUE 100 !Continues the program at line 100

CONT Label5 !Continues the program at the line number in Label5

CONT * !Continues the program at the last line executed

FILES Command

The FILES command prints the file numbers of the files that have been

declared in the currently executing subunit. If a file is open, the

FILES command prints the file name after the number. The FILES command

prints a message if a file is not open. The FILES command also prints

COMMON after each common file and PARAMETER after each file that was

passed to the subunit as a parameter. The FILES command prints its

information on the system printer. The FILES command is a command-only

statement. That is, it can only be issued at the interpreter prompt and

cannot be placed in a program.

Syntax

FILES

Examples

The following shows an example of the FILES command:

FILES

#1: File is not currently open.

#2: MYFILE.MYGROUP.MYACCT, REC:1, WRD:1

#3: MYFILE1.MYGROUP.MYACCT, REC:1, WRD:1, PARAMETER

#4: MYFILE2.MYGROUP.MYACCT, REC:1, WRD:1, COMMON

If no files are declared in the currently executing subunit the FILES

command will return a message.

FILES

No files are declared in the current subprogram.

HOP Command

The HOP command can single-step from one line of a program unit to the

next line of the same program unit, without suspending execution during

loops or subunits. Specifically, the HOP command does the following:

* Does a TRACE PAUSE on the line that follows the next line to be

executed (even if it is in another program unit).