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(You -may still open it by typing Ctrl-U in the source window.)</DD> -<DT>1</DT> -<DD>The Debug window is listed on the menu, but not opened.</DD> -<DT>2</DT> -<DD>The Debug window is opened at startup.</DD> -</DL> - -<HR> -<P><BOLD>GDBTK_TRACE</BOLD> - This variable determines if tracing is enbabled. -Tracing may only be enabled at GDBTK startup. Changing <BOLD>GDBTK_TRACE</BOLD> -while GDBTK is running has no effect.</P> -<P><BOLD>GDBTK_TRACE</BOLD> may have the following values:</P> -<DL> -<DT>0 or unset</DT> -<DD>Tracing is not enabled.</DD> -<DT>1</DT> -<DD>Tracing is enabled, but not started. To start tracing, you need to do -so in the Debug Window or from the console. (The command to do this is "tk -::debug::trace_start).</DD> -<DT>2</DT> -<DD>Tracing is enabled and started immediately.</DT> -</DL> - -<P><BOLD>GDBTK_DEBUGFILE</BOLD> - This variable contains an optional filename -where GDBTK will write all debugging information. This information will include -the output of all "debug" and "dbug" commands, as well as tracing, if it is -enabled. The value of -<BOLD>GDBTK_DEBUGFILE</BOLD> will not change what is displayed in the Debug -Window, with one exception; when the Debug Window is opened, it will read -the contents of <BOLD>GDBTK_DEBUGFILE</BOLD> (if it is set and not "stdout"). -<P><BOLD>GDBTK_DEBUGFILE</BOLD> may have the following values:</P> -<DL> -<DT>unset</DT> -<DD>No information will be logged.</DD> -<DT><italic>filename</italic></DT> -<DD>Debugging information will be logged to <italic>filename</italic>. -<DT>"stdout"</DT> -<DD>Debugging information will be written to stdout</DD> -</DL> -<HR> -<H4>Tcl Debugging Functions</H4> -<P> All debugging functions have been moved into debug.tcl in the ::debug -namespace. "debug" and "dbug" are imported into the global namespace.</P> -<P> The following are the standard debug message functions.</P> -<code> -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: debug::debug -# -# SYNOPSIS: debug { {msg ""} } -# -# DESC: Writes a message to the proper output. The priority of the -# message is assumed to be "I" (informational). This function -# is provided for compatibility with the previous debug function. -# For higher priority messages, use dbug. -# -# ARGS: msg - Message to be displayed. -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: debug::dbug -# -# SYNOPSIS: dbug { level msg } -# -# DESC: Writes a message to the proper output. Unlike debug, this -# function take a priority level. -# -# ARGS: msg - Message to be displayed. -# level - One of the following: -# "I" - Informational only -# "W" - Warning -# "E" - Error -# "X" - Fatal Error -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -</code> -<P> These next functions are used to trace variables, which should not be -confused with the functions tracing.<P> -<code> -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: debug::trace_var -# SYNOPSIS: debug::trace_var {varName mode} -# DESC: Sets up variable trace. When the trace is activated, -# debugging messages will be displayed. -# ARGS: varName - the variable name -# mode - one of more of the following letters -# r - read -# w - write -# u - unset -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: debug::remove_trace -# SYNOPSIS: debug::remove_trace {var mode} -# DESC: Removes a trace set up with "trace_var". -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: debug::remove_all_traces -# SYNOPSIS: debug::remove_all_traces -# DESC: Removes all traces set up with "trace_var". -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -</code> -<P> The following two functions may be used to start and stop tracing -programmatically.</P> -<code> -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: ::debug::trace_start -# SYNOPSIS: ::debug::trace_start -# DESC: Starts logging of function trace information. -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# NAME: ::debug::trace_stop -# SYNOPSIS: ::debug::trace_stop -# DESC: Stops logging of function trace information. -# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -</code> -</BODY> -</HTML> |