setting

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one or more names or equations describing debugging options

interrupt=true

Causes Maple to stop before the next statement is executed, as if Ctrl-C or the Interrupt button has been pressed.

steplevel=n

steplevel

Sets or queries the minimum evaluation stack level (as returned by kernelopts(level)) at which execution is allowed to continue without the debugger being invoked. The debugger uses this facility to allow single stepping. This setting does not actually take effect until the debugger has been entered, and execution has been continued.

stopat=[procName,statNum]

Sets or clears a breakpoint at the specified statement number of the specified procedure. If statNum is negative, the breakpoint is cleared; if positive, it is set.

addwatch=name

The specified name is added to the global variable watch table.

delwatch=name

The specified name is removed from the global variable watch Rtable.

watchtable=[nameList]

The watch table is set to the specified list of names.

watchtable

The current watch table is returned, as a list.

adderror=name

The specified name is added to the error watch table.

delerror=name

The specified name is removed from the error watch table.

errortable=[errList]

The error watch table is set to the specified list of error messages.

errortable

The current error watch table is returned, as a list.

statcount=procName

The number of statements in the specified procedure is returned.

procdump=procName

procdump=[procName,statNumber]

procdump=[procName,statNumber..statNumber]

Produces a string containing a printed representation of the specified procedure, with statement numbers. If statement numbers are specified, only that range of statements appears in the representation.

callstack

Produces a list giving details about the stack of active procedure calls. The list will contain 3n+4 elements. The first element is the name DEBUGSTACK. The remaining elements are in groups of 3. The first element in each group is the name of the called function. The next element is the current statement within that function. The third element is a list of the parameters passed to the function. The last three elements in the list refer to the initial call at the top level.  WARNING: debugopts(callstack) can return invalid Maple data structures (intentionally), and should not be called by users.

lasterror

lastexception

Returns the value of lasterror or lastexception respectively at the time the debugger was invoked.

traceproc=procName

traceproc=true

traceproc=false

traceproc

Turns on statement level tracing. If called with a right-hand side giving a procedure name, the specified procedure is instrumented for statement level tracing. If called with `true`, all procedures are instrumented for tracing as soon as they are read from the library. A right-hand side of `false` turns off automatic tracing. If called with no right-hand side, debugopts(traceproc) returns true or false depending on whether automatic tracing of all procedures is active. Tracing data for a procedure is displayed by showstat(procName) or by calling debugopts( traceproctable=procName ).

istraceproced=procName

Returns true if the given procedure is collecting tracing data. Otherwise it returns false.

traceproctable=procName

Returns an rtable of the tracing information collected for the given procedure.  If the procedure is not being traced an error is raised.