TGAL Manual

ERRORS Command
TGAL Commands
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ERRORS Command Use the ERRORS command to control the display of error messages. With the
ERRORS OFF command, you can suppress the printing of all error messages.
The syntax of the ERRORS command is:
ERRORS
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
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





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ON
OFF
ON
prints error messages on a separate page.
OFF
suppresses the printing of all error messages.
Considerations
TGAL prints error messages on the page following the one that has the error. This
error page is not counted or numbered.
The error messages give the sequence number and the EDIT line number of the
erroneous line along with the message. If a command line contains an error, the
message prints 15 characters of the name of the command. See Appendix B for the
list of error messages.
If you do not use this command, TGAL assumes:
ERRORS ON
Example
This example shows the error message that results when you misspell a command. If
you enter:
\BOTOMARGEN 18
TGAL produces:
01 ( 193. ) : COMMAND ERROR \BOTOMARGEN 18