Inspect Manual
High-Level Inspect Commands
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DISPLAY
These subsections show you how to use the DISPLAY command to display different
types of items:
Displaying Program Data on page 6-37
Displaying Program Registers on page 6-42
Displaying Program Code on page 6-45
Displaying SPI Data on page 6-48
Displaying Strings, Expressions, and Constant Values on page 6-58
These subsections are six additional subsections that describe the major clauses of
the DISPLAY command:
Using the AS Clause on page 6-61 shows you how to use the AS clause to display
an item using the attributes of a program-defined data type.
Using the FOR Clause on page 6-64 shows you how to use the FOR clause to
display an item for a number of simple or complex groups (for more than two
elements).
Using the FORMAT Clause on page 6-67 shows you how to use the FORMAT
clause to format items using the operating system formatter.
Using the IN Clause on page 6-70 shows you how to use the IN clause to display
items in one or more bases.
Using the PIC Clause on page 6-73 shows you how to use the PIC clause to
format items using mask strings and the M edit descriptor of the operating
systemþ90 formatter.
Using the TYPE Clause on page 6-75 shows you how to use the TYPE clause to
display an item using the attributes of a predefined data type.
base: one of
BINARY OCT[AL] DEC[IMAL] HEX[ADECIMAL]
ASCII XASCII GRAPHIC[S]
ICODE
format-list:
an edit-descriptor list for the operating system formatter
mask-string:
a mask string for the M edit descriptor