Instruction Manual

<Appendix H GC User Programming Debugger (GCUD)>
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3.2 Output Window
The Output window displays the results of debugging.
Output information
Name Description
Output information Displays the execution results.
Syntax error output format: [error] AAAA (AAAA: error detail)
E.g., [error] End is required.
Error output format other than syntax error:
Line N: [error] AAAA (N: line number where an error occurs. AAAA: error detail)
E.g.: Line 2: [error] operand error in DEFINT, DEFSNG and DEFDBL statements.
SEE ALSO
See Appendix G User Program Error Codes.
3.3 Watch window
The Watch window allows you to monitor the values of variables for debugging. While no script is
being executed or suspended, variables can be edited in the Watch window.
Variable name display column
Variable type display column
Variable value display column
Name Description
Variable name
display column
Displays variable names. A variable name can be added or edited.
How to use:
1. For variables, enter a variable name.
2. For a one-dimensional array, entering a variable name enables all values in the array
to be seen. If an array name and line number are entered together, the value of the
array concerned can be seen.
3. For a two-dimensional array, it is always necessary to enter the array name and the
element number of a line (or row and column). For example, if you want to see all
values in two-dimensional array IB(2)(3), always add IB(0), IB(1), and IB(2) to the
Watch window. If you also want to see IB(0)(0), add IB(0)(0).
Variable type display
column
Displays the related types according to variable names. You cannot add or edit it. If
there is no variable, the “No symbol is found” message is displayed.
Variable value
display column
A variable value can be displayed and edited. If there is no variable, the “No symbol is
found” message is displayed.
For decimal indication, enter a value as a decimal number.
For hexadecimal indication, enter a value as a hexadecimal number.
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