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Chapter 2: Entering Debugger Commands
Using the Command Line with the Mouse
To enter a command
1 Build a command using the command token pushbuttons by successively
positioning the mouse pointer on a pushbutton and clicking the left mouse
button until a complete command is formed.
2 Execute the completed command by clicking the Return pushbutton (found
near the bottom of the command line in the "Command" group).
Or:
Execute the completed command using the Command Line entry area pop-up
menu: Position the mouse pointer in the command line entry area; press and
hold the right mouse button until the Command Line pop-up menu appears;
then, choose the Execute Command menu item.
You may need to combine pushbutton and keyboard entry to form a complete
command.
A complete command is a string of partial commands or command tokens.
You know a command is complete when "< return> " appears on one of the
command token pushbuttons. The interface does not check or act on a
command, however, until the command is executed. (In contrast, commands
resulting from menu choices and action keys are supplied with the needed
carriage return as part of the command.)
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