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[hd0202]

Sometimes I want to supress the listing of executed code lines, and I use ListLines, off and ListLines, on, e.g. for trace output or timer routines. For subroutine calls I can place the two commands around the Call, subroutine, but for timer and OnMessage routines, the two commands must be placed inside.

timer_routine:
ListLines, off
; .. code to be executed
ListLines, on ; line 117
return ; line 118

Then I get in the list of Commands

118: return
118: return
118: return

and so on, or many lines with nr:} in case of functions.

Therefor I suggest to suppress the return or } immediate following ListLines, on in the list of executed commands.

Hubert

[guest3456]

i think the docs suggest to use Pause as well

[hd0202]

Yes I know, but that is not the question.

My suggestion is to have as many useful lines as possible to scroll back (and not only lines with the same number and }.

Hubert