Program – Enhanced Line Debug Output

The program view will get the same output as produced at the end of encoder test output, which includes the offset range, and the debug text or the error information (column, length and message) of the line.  Currently a program line with an error does not have any code associated with it (an input error).  However, for a code error, the program line will have been successfully encoded and stored into the program.  An example of a code error is a missing ENDIF to an IF.

The generation of the line offset range and error output was moved from the tester class to the program model debug text routine so that it can also be used for the program view.  This code was also modified to output both the debug text and the error information instead one or the other.  Since input errors have no code, this works as before.

Since the debug text routine is also used by the tester class encode input routine to just obtain the debug text for a line, the debug text routine was given an flag argument for whether to return the full information (offset range, debug text and error information) or just the debug text.

The error information is handled differently by the encode input routine, where the error column and length are used to point to the error.  This was modified to get a pointer to the error item for the line instead of the RPN list using the new error item access function added to the program model class, which returns a null pointer if the line does not have an error.

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