Resets and displays the source file pointer within the current source file.
POINT [+n|–n|n]
where:
In the following example, the source file pointer is reset to line 116 and displayed.
CodeWatch> POINT 116 116: call read input (n);
In this example, the source file pointer is reset to two lines before the current source file pointer, and that line is displayed.
CodeWatch> POINT -2 114: put skip (2);
Description
The POINT command relocates the source file pointer within the current source file and prints that line.
If a sign is specified, the debugger relocates the source file pointer to the line that is n lines before (–) or after (+) the current source file pointer. Otherwise, the debugger relocates the source file pointer to the line specified by n. The debugger then prints out the new pointed to line. If n is omitted, the source file pointer is reset to the current execution point, and that line is printed.