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Hi Dan
If you have a variable, for example, defined as 2000 characters and you do
an EVAL VARNAME, STRDBG defaults the view to the first 1024 characters. I
just learned how to view larger than 1024 and thought others can benefit
from this tip. You can do EVAL VARNAME: C 2000. The parameter C 2000 tells
the debugger to show 2000 characters. The 2000 can obviously be replaced
with whatever size your variable is.
I don't know if this will work with an array, but give it a shot



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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 07/31/2009 09:39:38 AM:


Good morning, all!



I am working on a prgram with an arrray DIM(9999),

and got the 'bugger on the debugger.

Since I am sorting the array, I need to see

the end of the array, indexes 9800 to the end.

When I EVAL the variable, I only get 500.

So I have to EVAL var(9900) and step them one

at a time.



Any way to see the last 200 or so in one fell swoop?



Thank you,

- Dan

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