By double clicking on lines in the process window you can access program output both in general and at particular locations.
The positioning of your access is determined by the color of the line you double click on
Color of Line in Process Window |
Function and Destination When Double Clicked. |
Blue line |
Jumps to the line in LST file corresponding to the blue line in process window. Blue lines also open put and other files created by the run. |
Non-bolded black line |
Jumps to location of last previous Blue Line in the LST file. |
Red line |
Identifies errors in source file. When you click on a red line the cursor jumps into the source (GMS) file at the location of the code that caused the error. Error description text appears in the process window and in the LST file that is not automatically addressed. When the shift key is held down you will go to the corresponding spot in the LST file. |
We can navigate as we would with an editor or word processor, as we are automatically in the LST file (when clicking on a blue or black line) or GMS file when clicking on a red line in the IDE text editor.
The file is frequently partially obscured by the process window. Is yours? You might want to narrow the process window to the side as in the picture above.