Texas Instruments TMS320C6 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Manipulating a Window’s Contents
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To scroll window contents up or down:
1) Point to the appropriate scroll arrow.
2) Press the left mouse button; continue to press it until the information you’re
interested in is displayed within the window.
3) Release the mouse button when you’re finished scrolling.
You can scroll up/down one line at a time by pressing the mouse button and
releasing it immediately.
In addition to scrolling, the debugger supports the following methods for
moving through a window’s contents.
PAGE UP
The page-up key scrolls up through the contents of the active window, one
window length at a time. You can use
CONTROL PAGE UP
to scroll up
through an array of structures displayed in a DISP window.
PAGE DOWN
The page-down key scrolls down through the contents of the active
window, one window length at a time. You can use
CONTROL PAGE DOWN
to
scroll down through an array of structures displayed in a DISP window.
HOME
When the FILE window is active, pressing
HOME
adjusts the window’s con-
tents so that the first line of the text file is at the top of the window. You can’t
use
HOME
outside the FILE window.
END
When the FILE window is active, pressing
END
adjusts the window’s con-
tents so that the last line of the file is at the bottom of the window. You can’t
use
END
outside the FILE window.
↑
Pressing this key moves the field cursor up one line at a time.
↓ Pressing this key moves the field cursor down one line at a time.
← → When a field is selected for editing, the ← and → keys move the cursor
within the field. You can use
CONTROL
← or
CONTROL
→ to move to the
next field except when the COMMAND window is active; in this case, the
cursor moves to the beginning of the preceding or next word.