program_object->break

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program_object ->break: ports=[{full,enter,exit,fail}], value=[bool]

A break-point is similar to a trace-point (see program_object->trace). After printing the entry or completion of the execution of an object it prompts the user how to continue.

At this prompt, the user may examine various stacks, set new trace or break-points, etc.

See also: program_object->trace