Texas Instruments TI-99/4A User Reference Guide

CONTINUE
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The CONTINUE command may be entered whenever the program
stops running because of a breakpoint. For an explanation of
breakpOints and how they are set. see the BREAK command.
Remember that a breakpoint is also taken when the Break key
(CLEAR) is pressed while the program is running.
You
cannot enter the CONTINUE command when the program has
stopped running for a breakpoint if you have edited the program
(added, deleted, or
changed program lines). This prevents errors
that could result trom startmg a reVIsed program in the middle. If
you enter a CONTINUE command after you have edited the
program. the message "CANT CONTINUE" is displayed on the
screen.
Whenever a
breakpoint is taken. the standard character set is
restored.
Thus, any standard characters that had been redefined
by
CALL CHAR will be converted back to the standard
characters. Characters defined in the range 128-1S9 are
unaffected. If you continue execution after a breakpoint, the
standard character set is used. Note in the example that
character 42 was defined in statement 110 to be a solid block;
however, when the breakpoint was taken. it was changed back
to its standard character, an asterisk (*). The triangle defined for
character code 128 is unaffected by the breakpoint.
User's Reference Guide
Examples:
>NEW
>100 A=9.6
>110 PRINT A
>120 END
/BREAK 110
>RUN
* BREAKPOINT AT 110
>CONTINUE
9.6
** DONE **
>BREAK 110
>RUN
* BREAKPOINT AT 110
>100 A=10.1
>C 0 NT I N UE
* CAN'T CONTINUE
>NEW
>100 CALL CLEAR
>110 CALL CHAR(42,"FFFFFFFFFFF
FFFFFF")
>120 CALL CHAR(128,"0103070F1F
3F7FFF")
>130 CALL HC~AR(10,1O,4?,C;)
>140 CALL HCHAR(11, 10, 128,5)
>150 FOR I =1 to 500
/160 r-lEXT I
>170 END
>BREAK 130
>RUN
* BREAKPOINT AT 130
>CONTINUE
** DONE **
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Texas Instruments TI-99/4A Specifications

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Brand	Texas Instruments
Model	TI-99/4A
Category	Desktop
Language	English