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Appendix
Fully Qualified Symbols
Fully Qualified Symbols are identified through a unique string. This can include the:
- ApplicationName identifying the application.
- [\path]/ModuleName identifying the module of the application.
- FunctionName identifying the function in the module.
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Identifier which can be one of the following:
- LineNumber identifying the source code line number.
- Symbol identifying the name of the symbol.
The components above can be combined as shown in the following table:
| Symbol Name Structure | Description |
|---|---|
| [path/]ModName\LN | Identifies a line number LN in the module
ModName. path requires the back-slash (\) within the path qualifier. |
| \ModName\FuncName | Identifies the function FuncName in the module ModName. |
| \ModName\SymName | ... global symbol SymName in ModName. |
| \ModName\FuncName\SymName | Identifies the local symbol SymName in the function FuncName. |
Examples
| Fully Qualified Symbol Name | Identifies the ... |
|---|---|
| \MEASURE\clear_records\idx | ... local symbol idx in the function clear_records of the module MEASURE. |
| \MEASURE\MAIN\cmdbuf | ... local symbol cmdbuf in the function MAIN of the module MEASURE. |
| \MEASURE\sindx | ... symbol sindex in the module MEASURE. |
| \MEASURE\225 | ... line number 225 in the module MEASURE. |
| \MEASURE\TIMER0 | ... the symbol TIMER0 in the module MEASURE. This symbol can be a function or a global variable. |
Note
- Drag and drop symbols from the Symbol Window to the Command Window to get the fully qualified symbol name.
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