Yokogawa GC8000 Process Gas Chromatograph - Manual (Page 525)

<Appendix H GC User Programming Debugger (GCUD)>
App.H-8
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 View
Sub menu Short cut Description
Output ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the Output window.
Watch ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the Watch window.
GCM Setting ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the GCM Setting window.
GCM Status ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the GCM Status window.
Toorbars ―
Standard ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the standard toolbar.
Execution ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the execution toolbar.
Status Bar ― Switches the show (default)/hide of the status bar.
 Debug
Sub menu Short cut Description
Go [F5] Executes a script fi le. If a script fi le is new and has not yet been
saved, the Save As… dialog box is displayed. Otherwise, a script is
automatically saved.
• When script execution is suspended and the GCUD or script is closed,
the “The fi le is being executed. Stop?” message appears.
• While a script is being executed, an attempt to close the GCUD
or script causes the “The fi le cannot be closed because it is being
executed.” message to appear.
Stop Over [F10] Runs the current line of code and pauses on the next line. In a GOSUB
routine, it will not run line-by-line. Instead, it will run the entire routine and
then return.
Otherwise, this submenu works in the same way as Step Into. A blank
line and annotation line are also executed.
Step Into [F11] Executes a script fi le line-by-line. A blank line and annotation line are also
executed.
Step Out [Shift]+[F11] In a GOSUB routine, it will run the entire routine and then return. A blank
line and annotation line are also executed. If the program does not enter
the GOSUB routine, this submenu runs the same as GO.
Stop [Shift]+[F5] Stops script debugging.
When script debugging is stopped, the “Debug has been stopped.”
message is displayed on the Output window.
Breakpoint [F9] Sets or cancels a breakpoint. For details, see “l Breakpoint” of page App.H-14.
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