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Debugging messages indicate the activities happening on the system. The common
debugging messages are listed as follows.
Message Explanation
ABS(N) Indicating the command ABS is processed.
ADD(N1%,N2%) Indicating an addition is processed.
ADD_RECORD(file%,data$) Indicating the command ADD_RECORD is processed.
ALPHA_LOCK(status%) Indicating the command ALPHA_LOCK is processed.
AND Indicating the logical operation AND is processed.
ARY(N%) Indicating an N-element array is declared.
ASC(X$) Indicating the command ASC is processed.
ASGN(A) Indicating that the value A is assigned to the variable. A could be
an integer, long integer, character, string, or any type.
AUTO_OFF(N%) Indicating the command AUTO_OFF is processed. N% is the
assigned time interval.
BACK_LIGHT_DURATION(N%) Indicating the command BACK_LIGHT_DURATION is
processed. N% is the assigned time interval.
BACKUP_BATTERY Indicating the command BACKUP_BATTERY is processed.
BEEP(...) Indicating the command BEEP is processed.
BT_INQUIRY$ Indicating the command BT_INQUIRY$ is processed.
BT_PAIRING(addr$,type%) Indicating the command BT_PAIRING is processed.
CHANGE_SPEED(N%) Indicating the command CHANGE_SPEED is processed. N% is
the selection of the speed.
CHECK_RF_BASE Indicating the command CHECK_RF_BASE is processed.
CHECK_RF_SEND Indicating the command CHECK_RF_SEND is processed.
CHR$(N%) Indicating the command CHR is processed.
CIRCLE(...) Indicating the command CIRCLE is processed.
CLOSE_COM(N%) Indicating the command CLOSE_COM is processed. N% is the
number of the COM port.
CLR_KBD Indicating the command CLR_KBD is processed.
CLR_RECT(...) Indicating the command CLR_RECT is processed.
CLS Indicating the command CLS is processed.
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Debugging Messages