$R6 and $R

with '$R6 and $R' you can understand what's happen in the command line window when you start a macro.
the pb is that you can see 'only' 1000 lines maximum in the command line window.

Anybody know a command for show the macro line by line or increase the number of visible lines in the command line window?

Use ALPHA LOG to record it in a file

don´t forget to use alpha log end in the end.

:D

thanks so much, i have been save all in command line after run $r6 by alpha log /c:\... :), thanks a lot

Don't forget the similar $r110 that can often be of more use IMO.

Don't forget the similar $r110 that can often be of more use IMO.

what is 'IMO' and the use of $r110?? explain please..

what is 'IMO' and the use of $r110?? explain please..

IMO = In My Opinion

as for the $R if you type in $HR on command window you will get an explanation of the PML Tracing.


$HR

$Rn or $Rn filename switches on tracing
$R or $R0 switches it off
$QR lists the tracing options currently enabled

(By default trace output is sent to Shell window
 and variables preceded by $ are expanded)

Specify 'n' by adding together the selected options:
Add 1  for tracing to file (give the filename)
Add 2  for tracing to the Requests Window
Add 4  for tracing only the PML lines executed
Add 8  for tracing all PML input lines
Add 16 for tracing without $ expansion
Add 32 for including line numbers in trace
Add 64 for tracing changes of macro / function name

EXAMPLES:
$R4 traces executed lines only to Shell window
$R6 traces executed lines only to alpha window
$R65 filename traces macro/function changes to file
$R100 full trace of executed lines to Shell window


 

https://aveva.dev-verintcommunity.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/1598/199718debug.pmlfrm

$rR7 C:\aveva.log.txt

this command output tracelog into the log.txt file