RE: Skip in Debug

for debugging purposes, you could use the conditioning indicators on every
C-Spec...

For example, put N69 in front of every c-spec, then run to the line you want
to start skipping and turn on 69...  Then run to the line you want to start
executing again and turn off 69...

Not pretty, but it would give you the opportunity to write a cool macro to
edit every line of your source (to add the N69), and it would be a great
conversation piece when someone comes behind you to edit your code :)

Of course, if you are going to edit the code, you could just throw in a big
IF around the questionable code...but that would not be as much fun...




-----Original Message-----
From: rob@dekko.com [mailto:rob@dekko.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 2:13 PM
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Yes, but I was hoping to, not just break, but to not even execute certain
lines of code.

Rob Berendt

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'Run To Location' feature could be used to step through multiple lines
of code without breaking at each one.

Regards,
Vadim Berestetsky
Internet:  berestet@ca.ibm.com


rob@dekko.com@midrange.com on 11/20/2001 09:38:17 AM

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So, how does one do this in Code?

Rob Berendt

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Hi everyone

I just wanted to let you all know I found the answer to
my question about skipping lines of code in debug mode.
While you are in debug mode (STRDBG) and you don't want
to execute a line of code, you can go to the prompt and
type    Step X Over  X equals the number of lines you
want to skip.  Just thought some people might like to
know, if you use debug a lot like me (grin).
Thanks for your replies

Troy




Easiest way I've found, while debugging go down to
the line you want to continue at, hit F6 to set a
breakpoint, then hit F12.  All code will not be
traced be skipped until it hits your breakpoint.

Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: Troy.C.Dills@blum.com [mailto:Troy.C.Dills@blum.com]
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 9:10 AM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Skip in Debug Mode


Hello Group

I'm using the STRDBG debug mode and was wondering if there is an
option to skip a line of code, via function key or what ever.  All
responses
will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks
Troy Dills
Julius Blum Inc.


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