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Manipulating a Window
3-25 The Debugger Display
size The SIZE command allows you to size the active window. The format of this
command is:
size [ width, length ]
You can use the SIZE command in one of two ways:
Method 1 Supply a specific width and length.
Method 2 Omit the width and length parameters and use arrow keys to
interactively resize the window.
SIZE, method 1: Use the
width and length parameters. Valid values for the
width and length depend on the screen size and the window position on the
screen. If the window is in the upper left corner of the screen, the maximum
size of the window is the same as the screen size minus one line. (The extra
line is needed for the menu bar.) For example, if the screen size is 80 charac-
ters by 25 lines, the largest window size is 80 characters by 24 lines.
If a window is in the middle of the display, you can’t size it to the maximum
height and width—you can size it only to the right and bottom screen borders.
The easiest way to make a window as large as possible is to zoom it, as
described on page 3-26.
For example, if you want to use commands to make the CALLS window 8
characters wide by 20 lines long, you could enter:
win CALLS
size 8, 20
SIZE, method 2: Use arrow keys to interactively resize the window. If you
enter the SIZE command without
width and length parameters, you can use
arrow keys to size the window:
↓
Makes the active window one line longer
↑
Makes the active window one line shorter
← Makes the active window one character narrower
→ Makes the active window one character wider
When you’re finished using the cursor keys, you must press or .
For example, if you want to make the CPU window three lines longer and two
characters narrower, you can enter:
win CPU
size
↓ ↓ ↓ ← ←
ESC