How do I execute a routine within Studio?

[Charlie]

Chapter 14 of Using Studio (pdf GSTD), Working with Routines and Include Files, tells you how to create routines within Studio.  Chapter 15, Using the Studio Debugger, tells you how to run routines in debugger mode.

How do I just run a routine?  I searched through “run” and “execute” occurrences and none say how.

Charlie

[lverhulst]

From the terminal:

DO ^routine

where routine is your routine name.

DO can be shortened to just the letter D.

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[Charlie]

I can get to terminal from within Studio?  How?

Charlie

[lverhulst]

No, sorry. Can't get to the Terminal from within Studio. 

Are you running on Windows? Then something like this should be available:

If you are running on linux/unix, there should be a way to get to the command prompt within a namespace. I just type "cache" on the system I have access to and it puts me in the USER namespace. I can then "D ^%CD" to change to the namespace I need to go to. Type H to exit out.

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[Don Rozwick]

Not related to terminal

Set Debug Target under Debug menu item

Pick your routine 

Click ok

Then under Debug -> Go

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[Charlie]

That'll do it.  I should'a guessed you could get real close (a few extra text lines output.)

Charlie

[Charlie]

How do I write a subroutine that returns an array?  I see only QUIT SINGLEVALUE

Charlie

[Ed Clark]

Depending on context, you can:

return a $list

use a global, process-private global, or percent variable

return the array in a parameter passed by reference

 return an object, which could have multidimensional properties:

 s rtnlist=$$makearray(.o)

 zw o,rtnlist,%passvar,^||passglob

 q

 

makearray(arr) {

    s arr=1

    s arr(1,1)=1

    s lst=$lb(1,2,3)

    s %passvar="abc",%passvar("sub")=2

    s ^||passglob="def"

    q lst

}

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