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Vision System FH/FZ5 Series
User’s Manual (Z340)
Cont
Resumes execution of the program after it has been stopped.
Format
Cont [<mode>]
Parameter
Return value
None.
Description
With a use of the resuming method specified in the <mode> parameter, resumes the program execution from
the statement line where the program has been stopped by the Stop function execution. All the statuses
before the Stop function execution is handed to the operation after resuming. (How to Use the Debug
Function (p.235))
By specifying the <mode> parameter, the program can be executed in steps of one line at a time after the
Stop function is executed.
If an incorrect data type is specified for a parameter, a "Type mismatch" error will occur.
Even if a non-existent number, numerical value, or combination of data types or value is specified for the
parameter, an error will not occur.
If the format is written incorrectly, such as writing the macro function name incorrectly, omitting a comma, or
omitting a half-width space, a "Syntax error" error will occur.
Usage Cautions
• None.
Parameter
name
Data type Description
<mode> Integer type
Resuming method of the stopped program
This parameter can be omitted.
Omitting the parameter resumes the program execution. After the resume, the program
runs to the end unless an error occurs.
0: Execute the program by step-in execution.
If the current program line calls a subroutine, the subroutine is entered and is
executed in steps. Otherwise, the current statement is executed and the program is
stopped at the next line.
1: Step-over execution
If the current program line calls a subroutine, the entire subroutine is executed and
the program stops at the next line after the subroutine call. Otherwise, the current
statement is executed and the program is stopped at the next line.
2: Execute the program by step-out execution.
If the current program line is a subroutine that was called from a subroutine, the entire
subroutine after the current program line is executed, and the program stops at the
next line of the subroutine that called the subroutine. Otherwise, the program is
executed until it ends or an error occurs.
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