Re: Bill Barnes dubugging question

Bill,
        I sympathize.  WDSC thinks differently than the green screen.

        The only way I have found to get cleanly out of Debug is to get 
the program to finish.  (I hit the resume button with no breakpoints in 
the way so it will go to EOJ.)  You then have a terminated launch on your 
debug screen, and you can hit Remove all Terminated Launches to clean up. 
I then close all source members, remove all Service Entry Points, and at 
that point the screen is empty.  There's an RSE perspective button I then 
hit to go back to RSE.

        I can't create new members in Code either:  I create them in RSE 
and then open them with Code Designer.

Bill wrote:
How do you get out of debug after you get into it?  I tried debugging a
program through WDSc and it wasn't helping me so I ended the debug.  Now
I can't find my remote systems tree to allow me to get another source
program.  I have clicked clacked pushed and pulled on everything on the
screen but still no remote systems icon.  I an not stupid, but the whole
concept behind WDSc might as well be written in Swahili .  There are a
lot of very nice features in WDSc that have proven helpful.  Getting
lost in debug land is not one of the nice features. 

 

Question 2 - Is there a way to create a DSPF or PRTF in Code?  I can
work with them if they already exist, but I can't seem to figure out how
to start a new source from scratch.
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