SIZE

Changes the size of a window on the screen.


>>-SIZe--+----------+--| Location |----------------------------><
         +-window---+                 
         +-ADSTops--+                 
         +-AFPR-----+                 
         +-BREak----+                 
         +-DISasm---+                 
         +-DUMP-----+                 
         +-OREGs----+                 
         +-REGs-----+                 
         +-SKIPstep-+                 
         +-STAtus---+                 
         '-LSMinfo--'                 

Location

|--+---------------------------------------+--------------------|
   '-+-+-----+--row-+--+-----------------+-'   
     | +- + -+      |  +-+-----+--column-+     
     | '- - -'      |  | +- + -+         |     
     +-*------------+  | '- - -'         |     
     '-+-STANdard-+-'  +-*---------------+     
       '-STD------'    '-+-STANdard-+----'     
                         '-STD------'

WINDOW

The window to be sized. Select by a Window Specification, or by placing the cursor in the window.

ADSTOPS

The AdStops window.

AFPR

The Additional Floating-Point Registers window.

BREAK

The Break window.

DISASM

The Disassembly window with the lowest window id.

DUMP

The Dump window with the lowest window id.

OREGS

The Old Registers window.

REGS

The Current Registers window.

SKIPSTEP

The Skipped Subroutines window.

STATUS

The Target Status window.

LSMINFO

The LSM Information window with the lowest window id.

rows

The number of window data rows to be displayed.

This may be specified as:

an integer. Specifies an absolute number of window data rows.
An integer prefixed by a +. Specifies the number of extra window data rows to be used.
An integer prefixed by a -. Specifies the number of fewer window data rows to be used.
* Indicates that the current number of data rows for this window should be used.
STANdard | STD. Indicates that the standard number of data rows for this window type should be used.

If this parameter is omitted, the position of the cursor on the screen is used as the new location of the lower right corner of the window. In this case, the columns parameter must also be omitted.

columns

The number of window data columns to be displayed.

This may be specified as:

An integer. Specifies an absolute number of window data columns.
An integer prefixed by a +. Specifies the number of extra window data columns.
An integer prefixed by a -. Specifies the number of fewer window data columns.
* Indicates that the current number of data columns for this window should be used.
STANdard | STD. Indicates that the standard number of data columns for this window type should be used.

If this parameter is omitted, the number of data columns in the window remains the same.

If the window is not named, it is assumed that this command is specifying the number of rows in a newly sized window.

Windows cannot be made larger than their maximum size. You can size them so that they overlap any other window. However, no window can overlap the Command window. You cannot size a window so that some of the window falls outside the screen. If you try, IDF repositions the window so that it remains completely on the screen.

If a window is closed and then opened, its size is the system default for that type of window and not that specified on the last SIZE command for that window type.

Examples

To change the window 01 to have 5 data rows and 60 data columns:

SIZE =01 5 60

To change the window in which the cursor is placed to have 8 data rows and 20 data columns:

SIZE 8 20

To add 2 data rows to the window in which the cursor is placed:

SIZE +2

To resize window 03 so that the lower right corner is at the current cursor position:

SIZE =03

Return codes

0: Operation successful
1: Window name or Row location missing
2: Operand longer than eight characters
5: Window name invalid or syntax or other error in expression