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  3. July 2005

Re: Debugging many subprocedures

Mike Wills wrote:
> I my vendor's infinite wisdom, there is not subroutines in their code, it is 
> all subprocedures. 

In that respect, they are truly wise.  Seriously.

> I am trying to make a modification and need to run this 
> program in debug (strdbg) to figure what it is doing. Short of putting a 
> break point in every single subprocedure, is there a way to step into the 
> subprocedure. 

F22 allows you to step into a sub-procedure (assuming it's debugable).

david

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