%MSGSF=
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ON
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+ |
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T |
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OFF
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- |
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F |
By default, a Natural system error message consists of: the name of the
program and the number of the line that caused the error, followed by the
actual text of the message. Depending on the size of the window in which the
message is displayed, the actual text may be truncated. With the terminal
command %MSGSF, you can avoid such truncation.
| Command | Function |
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%MSGSF=ON |
System error messages will be displayed in full; that is, program name, line number and actual message text will be displayed (this is the default). |
%MSGSF=+ |
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%MSGSF=T
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%MSGSF=OFF |
System error messages will be displayed in short form; that is, only the actual message text will be displayed (but not the program name and line number). |
%MSGSF=- |
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%MSGSF=F
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Notes:
ON, you can also specify
"+" or "T" (true).
Instead of OFF, you can also specify
"-" or "F"
(false).
MSGSF (see the
Parameter Reference).
