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Resize the Active Window
2-7 An Introductory Tutorial to the C Source Debugger
Resize the active window
This lesson shows you how to resize the active window.
Important!
Be sure the CPU window is still active.
Make the CPU window as small as possible:
size 4,3
This tells the debugger to make the window 4 characters by 3 lines, which is
the smallest a window can be. (If it were any smaller, the debugger wouldn’t
be able to display all four corners of the window.) If you try to enter smaller
values, the debugger will warn you that you’ve entered an
Invalid window size.
The maximum width and length depend on which screen-size option you used
when you invoked the debugger.
Make the CPU window larger:
size
Enter the SIZE command without parameters
Make the window 3 lines longer
Make the window 4 characters wider
Press this key when you finish sizing the window
You can use
↑
to make the window shorter and ← to make the window
narrower.
Try This:
You can use the mouse to resize the window (note that this process
forces the selected window to become the active window).
1) Point to the lower right corner of the CPU window.
2) Press the left mouse button but don’t release it; move the mouse while
you’re holding in the button. This resizes the window.
3) Release the mouse button when the window reaches the desired size.