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O-Matrix Code Debugger
Description
The following sections describe the debugger commands in order which they are most commonly used. The quick reference table lists commands in alphabetical order.

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quit	Quitting Execution From Within The Debugger
dbinclude	Listing Included Files
active	Listing Active Variables in The Current Environment
continue	Exiting The Debugger And Continuing Execution
dall	Deleting All Break and Watch Points
debug_break	Setting And Listing Debugger Break Points
skip	Skipping Breakpoints
dbreak	Deleting Breakpoints
dbfile	Setting Debugger Listing and Environment File
env	Displaying The Environment Call Stack
env1	Setting The Current Debugger Environment
dbformat	Changing Output Format From Within the Debugger
dbglobal	Creating Global Variables From Temporary Ones
list	Listing Lines In The Current Debugger File
next	Stepping Over Function Calls
open	Determining What Files Are Open
dbprint	Print Values Inside the Debugger
dbhome	Clearing the Debugger Window
step	Stepping Into Function Calls
dbtrace	Line By Line Tracing Of Execution
user	Listing The User Defined Functions
watch	Creating And Listing Watch Points
dwatch	Listing And Deleting Watch Points
which	Determine What An Identifier Refers To

Quick Reference Table
The following table contains all the debugger commands in abbreviated form and alphabetical order:

Syntax	Description
a	Listing Active Variables in The Current Environment
b	Setting And Listing Debugger Break Points
b line	Setting And Listing Debugger Break Points
b index, skip	Skipping Breakpoints
c	Exiting The Debugger And Continuing Execution
da	Deleting All Break and Watch Points
db	Deleting Breakpoints
db index	Deleting Breakpoints
dw	Listing And Deleting Watch Points
dw index	Listing And Deleting Watch Points
e	Displaying The Environment Call Stack
e index	Setting The Current Debugger Environment
fi	Setting Debugger Listing and Environment File
fi name	Setting Debugger Listing and Environment File
fo int form	Changing Output Format From Within the Debugger
fo real form	Changing Output Format From Within the Debugger
fo double form	Changing Output Format From Within the Debugger
fo complex form	Changing Output Format From Within the Debugger
fp	Setting Debugger Listing and Environment File
g new = existing	Creating Global Variables From Temporary Ones
h	Clearing the Debugger Window
i	Listing Included Files
l	Listing Lines In The Current Debugger File
l start	Listing Lines In The Current Debugger File
l start, number	Listing Lines In The Current Debugger File
n	Stepping Over Function Calls
o	Determining What Files Are Open
p name	Print Values Inside the Debugger
p name(i)	Print Values Inside the Debugger
p name(i, j)	Print Values Inside the Debugger
q	Quitting Execution From Within The Debugger
s	Stepping Into Function Calls
t flag	Line By Line Tracing Of Execution
t flag, file	Line By Line Tracing Of Execution
u	Listing The User Defined Functions
wa	Creating And Listing Watch Points
wa name	Creating And Listing Watch Points
wa name, fun	Creating And Listing Watch Points
wa name, , file	Creating And Listing Watch Points
wa name, fun, file	Creating And Listing Watch Points
whname	Determine What An Identifier Refers To