Remote Processing BASIC for the CX-10 Modbus - Manual (Page 69)

BASIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE
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STOP
Syntax: STOP
Function: Breaks program execution; resume with the CONT command.
Mode: Run
Use: STOP
DESCRIPTION
The STOP instruction lets you break program execution at specific locations in a program. You can display
and modify variables after STOPping a program. STOP is useful for program debugging. The CONT
command lets you resume program execution.
The line number printed after execution of a STOP instruction is the line number following the instruction
and not the line number containing the STOP instruction.
If you modify a STOPped program, CONT will be unable to continue execution.
RELATED
CONT, GOTO
ERROR
CAN'T CONTINUE Attempt to continue after editing a stopped program, or attempt to execute CONT
without a prior STOP or <Ctrl-C>.
EXAMPLE
100 PRINT "Tick=",TICK(0)
110 STOP
110 GOTO 100
>run
A= 0
STOP - IN LINE 120