next
The next command continues running the program by executing the next
source line in the current stack frame, and then stops.
Syntax
next [count]- count defines the number of lines to execute before stopping.
Usage
The next command allows you to execute your program one line of source code at a
time. The next command is similar to step, but function calls
that appear within the line of code are executed without stepping into the function code.
When the next line of code at the original stack level that was executing when you gave the
next command is reached, execution stops.
Using a count parameter will repeat the step command
count times.
After reaching a breakpoint, the next command
can be used to examine a troublesome section of code more closely.
n is
an alias for the next command.
Example
(fgldb) next
5 CALL add_customer(cust_rec.*)
(fgldb) next
6 MESSAGE "Customer record was added"
(fgldb) next 2
8 RETURN TRUE