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G command (DataBasic debugger) (m618706+g.htm)

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G

Resumes normal execution of a DataBasic program until the next execution break is encountered.

Syntax

G{line-number}

Syntax Element

line-number Specifies line where program execution continues.

Operation

If you specify a line-number, program execution continues with the DataBasic statement on that line. If you specify a line-number that is greater than the number of lines in the program, the following message is displayed:

Line # > Program length.

If you just press RETURN after typing G, program execution continues with the next line in the program.

Pressing LINE FEED is the same as typing G by itself, except, LINE FEED is an action-immediate key while G must be followed by a RETURN.

Control returns to the DataBasic debugger when another execution break occurs.

Examples

*B$=12 
*G
*B1 12

The G command resumes program execution until the condition in the breakpoint table is satisfied, that is, until line 12 is reached.

*G42

Resumes program execution starting at line 42.

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