Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

locspec
Use locspec to do the following:
• Specify a single source line with the list command to display source lines.
• Specify where to set a code breakpoint with the breakpoint command.
You can specify locspec using any of the following forms:
line-number
Specifies a line number in the current file.
filename:line-number
Specifies a line number in the specified source file filename.
function
Specifies the line at which the body of the specified function begins.
filename:function
Specifies the line at which the body of the specified function begins in the given file
filename. Note that you need to use this option only to avoid ambiguity when identically
named functions are in different source files.
*address
Specifies the line containing the specified program address. address can be any decimal
or hexadecimal expression; the format is assumed to be decimal by default.
Specifying Code Locations for pTAL Programs
When debugging a pTAL program, you can also use the following notation to specify a code
location within a subprocedure:
procedure[.subprocedure] ...
Specifying Code Locations for COBOL Programs
When debugging a COBOL program, you can also identify a code location using paragraphs,
line numbers, program units (including nested program units), instructions, and sections. To specify
one of these code locations, use one of the following notations in the line specification:
program-unit[.program-unit] ...
[section.]paragraph
paragraph [[in\of] section]
These syntax elements enable you to qualify the code location in cases where the code location
is not unique within the program.
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