Re: Command see has an anormal behavior

It looks like 'see' only properly displays colon-compiled words. Use watch
to examine a memory location such as a variable.

Il me semble que le mot 'SEE' montre correctement seulement les mots définés
en utilisant le mot ":". Empoyez WATCH pour regarder le memoire d'un
variable comme celui-ci dessous:

variable vitesse
vitesse watch

When I use SEE on a declared variable, I get an infinitely looping report
dump, not a series of question marks. Très curieux, ça...

Bob D.

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From: "Schmitt Louis Jean-Pierre" <louis.schmitt_at_eif.ch>
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 10:27 AM
Subject: [sftalk] Command see has an anormal behavior

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> Step 1 ) Declare Variable For exemple VARIABLE VITESSE
> Step 2 ) Use commande see For exemple SEE VITESSE and see the screen
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