printRegions

var printRegions [(0|1)]

Examples:

"var printRegions 1": If a structure contains a pointer to a region, "print" will attempt to determine its bounding box.

Controls whether "print" parses regions to find their bounding rectangle.

The default value for this variable is one.

See Also: print, condenseSpecial.

print-row

print-row [<address *DS:SI>]

Examples:

"print-row": print the row at *DS:SI
"print-row ds:si": print the row at DS:SI

Print a single row in the cell file given a pointer to the row.

print-row-block

print-row-block [<address ds>]

Examples:

"print-row-block": print the row-block at DS:0
"print-row-block es": print the row-block at ES:0

Print a row-block.

printStop

This variable controls how the current machine state is printed each time the machine comes to a complete stop. Possible values:

asm: Print the current assembly-language instruction, complete with the values for the instruction operands.
src: Print the current source line, if it's available. If the source line is not available, the current assembly-language instruction is displayed as above.
why: Print only the reason for the stopping, not the current machine state. "asm" and "src" modes also print this.
nil: Don't print anything.

procmessagebrk

procmessagebrk [<handle>]

Examples:

"procmessagebrk MyObj": break whenever a message is sent to MyObj
"procmessagebrk": stop intercepting messages

Break whenever a message is sent to a particular process via ObjMessage.

The <handle> argument is the handle to a process to watch for messages being sent to it. If no argument is specified then the watching is stopped. The process' handle may be found by typing "ps -p". The process's handle is the number before the process's name.
This command breaks whenever a message is sent (before they get on the message queue. This enables one to track identical messages to a process which can be removed.

See Also: objwatch, mwatch, objmessagebrk, pobject.

ps

ps [<flags>]

Examples:

"ps -t": list all threads in GEOS.

Print out GEOS' system status.

The flags argument may be one of the following:

-t: Prints out info on all threads. May be followed by a list of patients whose threads are to be displayed.
-p: Prints out info on all patients. May be followed by a list of patients to be displayed.
-h: Prints out info on all handles. May be followed by a list of patients whose handles are to be displayed.
The default is `-p'.

See Also: switch, sym-default.

pscope

pscope [<scope-name> [<sym-class>]]

Examples:

"pscope WinOpen": Prints out all the local labels, variables, and arguments within the WinOpen() procedure

This prints out all the symbols contained in a particular scope.

This can be useful when you want to know just the fields in a structure, and not the fields within those fields, or if you know the segment in which a variable lies, but not its name. Admittedly, this could be overkill.
sym-class can be a list of symbol classes to restrict the output. For example, "pscope Filemisc proc" will print out all the procedures within the Filemisc resource.

See Also: whatis, locals.

psize

psize <structure>

Examples: "psize FontsInUseEntry"

Print the size of the passed structure.

pssheet

pssheet [-isSfrcvd] <address>

Examples:

"pssheet -s ^l3ce0h:001eh": print style attributes.
"pssheet -f -i 94e5h:0057h": print file info from instance data.

Prints out information about a spreadsheet object.

If you are in the middle of debugging a spreadsheet routine and have a pointer to the Spreadsheet instance, the "-i" flag can be used to specify the object using that pointer.
If you simply have the OD of the spreadsheet object, use that.
Alternatively, you can do:

 pssheet <flags> [targetobj]

See Also: content, targetobj.

psup

psup [<object>]

Examples:

"psup": print superclasses of object at *ds:si.
"psup -i": print superclasses of object under mouse.
"psup ^l4e10h:20h": print superclasses of object at ^l4e10h:20h.

Prints superclasses of an object.

If no object is specified, *ds:si is used.

See Also: is-obj-in-class.

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