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  3. November 2007

Re: WDSCi vs SEU F15=Browse options

Robert Rogerson wrote:
When using SEU to read code many times I would have the screen split with
two version of the source open. When I came to an Exsr I would switch to my
second view to see the code for the subroutine. When finished I would
switch back to the original member which was still positioned at the Exsr
statement.

I'm wondering how others do this in WDSCi

Steven's suggestion works well, but just for the sake of interest there is also a way to do something similar without splitting the view.

1. On (or near) the EXSR line, hit Ctrl+Q to make a quickmark.
2. Click the subroutine name in the outline view to get to the BEGSR line.
3. Read through the subroutine.
4. Hit Alt+Q to go back to your quickmarked location.

I use both methods in practise, depending on whether I need to see the EXSR context while reading the subroutine contents.

HTH,
Adam

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