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<span class="f_Para">Starts or stops a display in the [[Using the console and command line#The Console|macro console]] of a trace of all macro statements in your debugging session. </span> | <span class="f_Para">Starts or stops a display in the [[Using the console and command line#The Console|macro console]] of a trace of all macro statements in your debugging session. </span> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:11, 2 February 2023
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Starts or stops a display in the macro console of a trace of all macro statements in your debugging session. Syntax: macroTrace [ on | off ] where:
Note: When macroTrace is turned on, the trace output is produced only if the macro console is open. This is an example of macro trace output: >>>macroTrace: step >>>macroTrace: assert %i = 1 >>>passed... >>>macroTrace: run >>>macroTrace: step >>>macroTrace: assert %i = 2 >>>passed... Note that the trace includes the pass or fail status of assert commands, and it includes syntax help if commands have syntax errors. |
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