D3 Debugger

[eppick77]

Mark Brown put in a command that will allow you to step through the
code with a keystroke.

I think it was something like ctl-j.

Does anyone remember what is needed to use this. I really do not want
to do the other technique.

Thanks

[Nancy Waterman]

E1 set to step through the code one line at a time
Ctrl-J to process the next line
C toggles code line display on and off (very helpful!)

Thanks

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[eppick77]

Thanks. I am just the moment on a client's D3 system and could not
remember the exact syntax. I remembered the ctl-j but not the other.

Eugene

On Jan 10, 11:46 am, "Nancy Waterman" <nancy.water...@bellcold.com>
wrote:

[Tony Gravagno]

Since I have my Accuterm keyboard mapped to the D3 Update Processor I
just use the down-arrow for ctrl-j. It feels very natural to just one-
key step through code. If you're using mvToolBox then the mappings
will be different until Bro has fully worked out the mapping which
allows us to use D3/UP keystrokes with mvToolBox.

T

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Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 11:55:33 -0800
From: johntr...@gmail.com
To: mvd...@googlegroups.com
Subject: [mvdbms] Re: D3 Debugger

[Gene Buckle]

On Tue, 10 Jan 2012, eppick77 wrote:

> Mark Brown put in a command that will allow you to step through the
> code with a keystroke.
>
> I think it was something like ctl-j.
>

If memory serves, you hit "c" and then ctrl-j will step through the code,
showing each line as it goes.

g.

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