LIST STATEMENTS command

Lists one or more statements or lines from a file. It is primarily intended for viewing portions of the source listing or source file in line mode, but can also be used in full-screen mode to copy a portion of a source listing or source file to the log.

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramLISTLINESSTATEMENTSstatement_id_range;

Usage notes

  • The specified lines are displayed in the same format as they would appear in the full-screen Source window, except that wide lines are truncated.
  • You might need to specify a range of line numbers to ensure that continued statements are completely displayed.
  • This command is not to be confused with the LIST LAST STATEMENTS command.
  • In the disassembly view, LIST STATEMENTS is not supported.
  • LIST LINES or LIST STATEMENTS without a statement_id_range are not valid to list one or more lines, or statements, from a file. However, they are accepted commands, because they are valid in the context of the LIST LAST command.

Examples

  • List lines 25 through 30 in the source file associated with the currently qualified compile unit. 
    LIST LINES 25 - 30;
  • List statement 100 from the current program listing file. 
    LIST STATEMENT 100;

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