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BREAKPOINT -- Sets a breakpoint. Use the DELETE command to remove one or more
breakpoints. Use the LIST command to get a list of breakpoints.
> BREAKPOINT -HERE (Sets a breakpoint at the current line.)
> BREAKPOINT 15 (Sets a breakpoint at line 15.)
> BREAKPOINT aloe\37 (Sets a breakpoint in routine aloe at line 37.)
> B vera\ (Sets a breakpoint on the first procedural line of
routine vera. B is an abbreviation for BREAKPOINT.)
> BREAKPOINT -EXIT (Sets a breakpoint at every line in which this
routine can return to its caller.)
> BREAKPOINT 9 -AFTER 5 (Sets a breakpoint at line 17, but doesn't actually
trigger the break until the fifth time that the
statement is executed.)
> B 19 -DO [PRINT 'x = ', x] (Sets a breakpoint at line 19. When program
hits the break, DEBUG will execute the action-list.)