(System Library)
| Description: | Starts the VTScada Debugger utility. (Not the Source Debugger) |
| Returns: | Nothing |
Usage:  |
Script or steady state. |
| Function Groups: | Compilation and On-Line Modifications |
| Related to: | |
| Threaded: | Yes |
| Format: |
System.Debugger([Status, ViewModule, TxtAppName, MtSdView, Restrict]) |
| Parameters: |
| Status | ||||||||||
Optional. Any numeric expression giving the enabled status of the window in which the debugger is displayed, as follows. The default value is 1 - Enabled.
|
| ViewModule |
| Optional. An object value selecting the current module or object to debug. No default value. |
| TxtAppName |
| Optional. Any text expression to be appended to the title bar of the debugger window. No default value. |
| MtSdView |
| Optional. Any logical expression. If true (non-0) the module tree and state diagram buttons are displayed on the debugger, if false (0), neither will be displayed. The default is false. |
| Restrict |
| Optional. Any logical expression. If true (non-0) VTScada system windows may not be selected for debugging, if false (0) any window may be selected by the debugger, including itself. The default is true. |
| Comments: |
The utility that starts is the older Debugger, not the newer Source Debugger. It does not need to be loaded into the VAM in order to run when called by this function. This module is a member of the System Library, and must therefore be prefaced by \System. as shown in the "Format" section. If your application predates version 11.2, use the backslash notation rather than dot: \System\ |
Example:
System.Debugger(1, Invalid, Invalid, 0, FALSE);
