Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Displaying Program Data
Inspect ignores the WHOLE clause if you use the FOR or IN ICODE clause. The
WHOLE clause is also invalid for PATHWAY requester programs.
The PLAIN clause directs Inspect to suppress the identifying information it normally
displays for an item, including:

The name of the item

The names of the elements of a group item

The quotation marks that delimit string values
The FOR clause directs Inspect to display the specified number of elements.
For more information, see Using the FOR Clause on page 6-64.
As shown in the diagram, the program-data parameter is one of these:
identifier
data-location AS data-type
data-location TYPE display-type
identifier
specifies constants and variables defined by the program.
data-location AS data-type
specifies the starting address and data type of a data value. The AS clause directs
Inspect to display a data value using the attributes of a data type defined in the
current program. The parameter data-type is a data location identifying a data-
type definition or a variable. If data-type refers to a variable, Inspect uses the
type attributes of that variable.
The AS clause is invalid for PATHWAY requester programs.
For more information, see Using the AS Clause on page 6-61.
data-location TYPE display-type
specifies the starting address and display type of a data value. The TYPE clause
causes Inspect to display a data value using the attributes of a specific display
type.
data-location
specifies the memory location starting at which data is to be formatted as data-
type.
( expression )
specifies a memory address. If the expression evaluates to a 16-bit value, this
value is interpreted as a 16-bit word address. If the expression evaluates to a
32-bit value, this value is interpreted as an extended address.