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Chapter 9: Configuring the Debugger
Modifying Display Area Windows
The Window Resize command is used to move or alter the size of any existing
window, except for the Status window. Use the Window New command to
move the Status window.
When you use the Window Resize command on the normal view of a window,
the normal dimensions are modified. When you use the command on the
alternate view of a window, the alternate dimensions are modified.
You can enter resize commands when any screen is displayed. However, the
debugger does not display commands on the standard I/O screen or on any
user-defined screen.
To move the Status window
The Status window cannot be moved in the graphical interface.
1 Using the command line in the standard interface, enter:
Window New
Specify window number 5 to move the high-level Status window (or window
number 15 to move the assembly level Status window), select Tab followed by
High_Level (or Assembly), enter the new coordinates for the Status window,
and press the < Return> key.
The Status window cannot be resized. The difference between the bottom row
coordinate and top row coordinate must be 3.
A high-level program must be loaded in order to move the high-level status
screen.
Be sure to move any windows that occupy the screen area to which you are
moving the Status window. Otherwise, the Status window will be hidden
behind these windows.
Examples
To move the high-level Status window to the top of the display (upper left
corner at 0,0 and lower right corner at 3,78):
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