Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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SCOPE
SCOPE
The SCOPE command changes or displays the current scope path. For more
information about scopes, see Scope Paths on page 2-12.
scope-spec
specifies the scope path that Inspect is to use as the current scope path when
qualifying unqualified identifiers.
scope-number
specifies the path to an active scope unit by the unit's scope number (as
displayed by the TRACE command).
scope-path [ (instance) ]
specifies a named scope path as the current scope path. You can include an
instance to differentiate activations of the same scope unit.
The (instance) option is invalid for COBOL programs.
#data-block
specifies a named data block as the current scope path.
##GLOBAL
specifies the implicitly named global data block in TAL as the current scope
path.
Default Value
If you enter the SCOPE command without any parameters, Inspect displays the current
scope path.
SCOPE [ scope-spec ]
scope-spec: one of
scope-number
scope-path [ (instance) ]
#data-block
##GLOBAL