Prefix commands (full-screen mode)

The prefix commands apply to source listing lines and monitor lines. Prefix commands are commands that are typed into the prefix area of the Source window or Monitor window, including the automonitor section. For more information about the commands, see the section corresponding to the command name.

The following tables summarize the forms of the prefix commands.

Table 1. Source window prefix commands
Command	Description
`AT Prefix command (full-screen mode)`	Defines a statement breakpoint through the Source window prefix area.
`CLEAR prefix (full-screen mode)`	Clears a breakpoint through the Source window prefix area.
`DISABLE prefix (full-screen mode)`	Disables a breakpoint through the Source window prefix area.
`ENABLE prefix (full-screen mode)`	Enables a disabled breakpoint through the Source window prefix area.
`L prefix command (full-screen mode)`	Displays the values of the variables on that line.
`M prefix (full-screen mode)`	Adds the variables on that line to the Monitor window.
`QUERY prefix (full-screen mode)`	Queries what statements have breakpoints through the Source window prefix area.
`RUNTO prefix command (full-screen mode)`	Runs the program to the location that the cursor or statement identifier indicate in the Source window prefix area.
`SHOW prefix command (full-screen mode)`	Specifies what relative statement or verb within the line is to have its frequency count shown in the suffix area.

Table 2. Monitor window prefix commands
Command	Description
`CC`…`CC` CLEAR command	Clears selected block of multiple items of the current set from the MONITOR window.
`CL (CLEAR MONITOR n)`CLEAR command	Clears selected member of the current set of MONITOR commands.
`DEF (MONITOR n DEFAULT)`MONITOR command	Displays selected member of the current set of MONITOR commands in default representation.
`HEX (MONITOR n HEX)`MONITOR command	Displays selected member of the current set of MONITOR commands in hexadecimal representation.
`LIST (LIST MONITOR n)` LIST MONITOR command	Lists selected member of the current set of MONITOR commands.