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keyboard that are used for AlphaVUE. For example, the ESC key and the MENU key
become equivalent.
Cursor Down: Control-J or Down arrow
Pressing ↓ or CTRL / J moves the cursor down one instruction. If the cursor was
already at the bottom of the screen, the screen is scrolled up one line and the next line
is disassembled.
Cursor Up: Control-K or Up arrow
Pressing ↑ or CTRL / K moves the cursor up one instruction. If the cursor was already
at the top of the screen, this command is ignored (since the disassembler has no way of
determining how far to back up to the last instruction).
Page Down: Control-T or Next Screen
This command moves the cursor down one page (the distance depends on the display
size of your terminal).
Initial Page: Control-R or Prev Screen
This command moves the cursor to the start of the program.
Home: Control-^
Pressing HOME or CTRL / ^ moves the cursor to the current program counter. This
command is useful when you have executed part of a program, then move the cursor to
look at something, and then wish to restart the program at the point you left off.
EXECUTION COMMANDS
These commands test the execution of the program being debugged. They perform
single-stepping annd breakpoint control.
Toggle Breakpoint: Control-P or F5
This command toggles a breakpoint at the current cursor location. If no breakpoint is
set at the current location, a breakpoint is added at this location. The line the cursor is
on redisplays in reduced intensity. Up to 16 breakpoints may be set at one time. If 16
breakpoints are already set, this command is ignored.
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