Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Default Values
scope-spec: one of
scope-path
specifies a scope unit by name.
scope-ordinal
specifies a scope unit by its scope number as displayed by the TRACE
command.
Default Values
If you enter INFO LOCATION alone, Inspect uses the current scope path to determine
what statement to use:

If the current scope path denotes an active scope unit, the INFO LOCATION
command provides information about the statement containing the current code
location in the scope unit.

If the current scope path denotes an inactive scope unit, the INFO LOCATION
command provides information about the first statement in the scope unit.
Usage Considerations
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Location Information
INFO LOCATION displays these information:

The name of the scope unit containing the statement.

The compilation name and modification timestamp of the source file from which
the statement was compiled. If a SOURCE ASSIGN has been applied to the
file, the name of the ASSIGN file is also listed.
This illustrates the form of this output:

The statement number of the statement.

The EDIT line number at which the statement starts.

The offset in words of the statement from the base of its containing scope unit.

An optimize verb denoting what optimization (if any) the compiler performed on
the statement. Possible optimize verbs are Deleted and Merged. Deleted
indicates that the compiler deleted the statement or incorporated it in another
Scope: scope-name
Compile File: filename Modified: timestamp
[ ASSIGN File: filename ]
[ Source System: system ]