When I have a long-running function and wish to look at the value of variables during its execution, I use the Action/Interrupt from the menu bar. I assumed that the Action/Execute menu function would continue the program after looking at a few things, but that does not appear to be the case.
How can I break into a long-running program and then resume it after looking at some variables?
Continue after an Interrupt of a long-running program
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Re: Continue after an Interrupt of a long-running program
Hi Jmosk,
Action->Execute executes the current line and is the same as pressing enter.
This will resume execution of your program:
→⎕LC
If you are in the tracer, the white Play triangle in a green circle will resume execution of all threads.
Regards,
Vince
Action->Execute executes the current line and is the same as pressing enter.
This will resume execution of your program:
→⎕LC
If you are in the tracer, the white Play triangle in a green circle will resume execution of all threads.
Regards,
Vince