Browsing for Variables

The Process Window's Tools > Program Browser command displays a window containing all your executable's components. By clicking on a library or program name, you can access all of the variables contained within it.  

Program Browser and Variables Window (Part 1)

The window in the upper left corner shows programs and libraries that are loaded. If you have loaded more than one program with the File > New Program command, only the currently selected process list will appear. The center window contains a list of files that make up the program as well as other related information. Diving again on a line displays a Variable Window that contains variables and other information related to the file. The next figureshows three more diving operations.

Program Browser and Variables Window (Part 2)

The screen in the upper-left corner shows a Variable Window created by diving on one of the files in the previous figure. The center screen dives on a block in that subroutine. Finally, the screen in the lower-right corner shows a variable. (These screens were created using the View > Dive Anew command.) If you just dived on a line in a Variable Window, the new contents replace the old contents, and you can use the dive/undive

icons to move back and forth.