I think I solved this. Its done like this:
set pos="A1^test"
set pos=pos_":""n tmg s tmg=$$STEPTRAP^TMGTPSTP($ZPOS,1)"""
ZBREAK @pos
set pos=pos_":""n tmg s tmg=$$STEPTRAP^TMGTPSTP($ZPOS,1)"""
ZBREAK @pos
Kevin
Kevin Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been playing with the GT.M function ZBREAK.
I can do this, and it works:
set pos="A1^test"
ZBREAK @pos
And I can do this:
ZBREAK A1^test:"n tmg s
tmg=$$STEPTRAP^TMGTPSTP($ZPOS,1)"
but I CAN'T do this:
ZBREAK @pos:"n tmg s tmg=$$STEPTRAP^TMGTPSTP($ZPOS,1)"
Any ideas why? Or how to achieve the above?
I am wanting to be able to ask the user to specify an
address, and then set a custom breakpoint dynamically.
Also, it seems that there is ONE breakpoint held by
GT.M. I.e. $ZBREAK is a variable that holds the one
breakpoint for the system, rather than a function that
allows creating of multiple breakpoints scattered
across a source file. Is this correct?
Thanks
Kevin
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