Stop Statement |
Stop
Suspends program execution
There is no limit to the number and position of Stop statements within procedures.
The Stop statement acts like a breakpoint placing the program in break mode and highlighting the current line in the development environment allowing you to step through the code line by line.
Stop is intended primarily for use in the design-time environment, where it suspends program execution without terminating it. In the runtime environment, however, Stop will cause the debugger to be invoked.
Unlike the End statement, Stop does not explicitly close any open files or clear any variables , except in a compiled executable.
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