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

Example
• To use the automatic display list:
(eInspect 4,798): display pcb->attributeCount
1: pcb->attributeCount = 1
(eInspect 4,798): display pcb->pin
2: pcb->pin = 0
(eInspect 4,798): next
364 PCB_addAttribute( pcb, PCBAttribute_createNonstop( PCBLis
t.entry[10] ) );
2: pcb->pin = 0
1: pcb->attributeCount = 2
(eInspect 4,798): next
365 memcpy( gBuffer, pcb, sizeof( PCB_t ) );
2: pcb->pin = 0
1: pcb->attributeCount = 3
(eInspect 4,798): disable display 1 2
(eInspect 4,798): next
369 pcb = PCBList.entry[0]->ref.pcb;
(eInspect 4,798): info display
Auto-display expressions now in effect:
Num Enb Expression
2: n pcb->pin
1: n pcb->attributeCount
• To display a COBOL expression:
(eInspect 7,383): display CI
1:CI=142
(eInspect 7,383): next
00142
103 DISPLAY “Leaving cat”.
1: CI=142
(eInspect 7,383): display CI NOT EQUAL 0
2: CI NOT EQUAL O=’T’
dmab Command
Deletes a memory access breakpoint (MAB), which is set with the mab command (see mab Command
(page 97)).
dmab [-g]
Where:
-g
Deletes the global MAB.
Example
To delete the memory access breakpoint:
(eInspect 1,480): dmab
document Command
Documents the user-defined command, commandname, so that it can be accessed by help. The
command commandname must already be defined. The document command reads lines of
documentation, just as the define command reads the lines of the command definition, ending
with end.
After the document command is finished, running help on command commandname displays
the documentation you have written.
To change the documentation of a command, use the document command again. Redefining the
command with define does not change the documentation.
document commandname
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