Where do the output from PRINT statement go?

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to script a an object in gdl. Now I've generated some coordinates that gives me a problem. I get a run-time error. The problem is, I can't inspect them. I try to use a PRINT statement, but I do not find the output. Please help me before I tear all my hair off

[Anonymous]

Hi Anne,

You can place the PRINT command right after the script you suspect there is the source of the problem. If its a loop sequence, then place it inside the loop and the PRINT command will generate a window with the variables instance values... like:

PRINT MyFlopyVarX, MyFlopyVarY

HTH.

[Laszlo Nagy]

Anne wrote:
I'm trying to script a an object in gdl. Now I've generated some coordinates that gives me a problem. I get a run-time error. The problem is, I can't inspect them. I try to use a PRINT statement, but I do not find the output. Please help me before I tear all my hair off

The result of a PRINT statement should be a message box that appears and shows what you included in the PRINT statement. You then have to OK the Message Box for the script to continue.

[Anonymous]

Hi Anne,

please check the "Interrupt with error massages" or the "Write Report" checkboxes in the Work enviroment. These have to be check in.

[Anonymous]

That helped. I had unchecked the "Interrupt with error messages", so that was the reason why I could not see the output. So thank you very much