Function Names
seeDescription
This function visualizes the specified variable by displaying all its contents.
The contents of the underlying member and sub-member variables are also visualized.The types
are displayed as well as protection settings. Regarding types: 'string' means softquoted string and "string"
means quoted string.
Note: The function inspect() is a more interactive variant which allows hierarchical browsing of variables, especially if
they are vary large and/or deeply nested structures and arrays.
Hint: This function is suitable for interactive and debugging use to take a look into variables.
Call as: procedure
Restrictions
Indirect parameter passing is disabled
Parameter count
1
Parameters
| No. | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 code |
variable :string |
Variable to see |
Examples
simple[] = 0123.00;
array( words[], { 1, Me, you, true } );
words[1] = { one, 2, { 2.5, two point six, 2.8 } };
structure( sizes[], { whale, dog, ant }, {huge, small, tiny } );
structure( sizes[dog], { jack russel, poodle, setter }, { smaller, medium, bigger } );
see(simple[]);
see(words []);
see(sizes []);Output
simple[] 123 "0123.00" (numeral,full access)
words[] [Void] (void,full access)
Array [ 0] 1 "1" (numeral,full access)
Array [ 1] 3 elements: (parameter set,full access)
one (softquoted string)
2 "2" (numeral)
3 elements: (parameter set)
2.5 "2.5" (numeral)
two point six (softquoted string)
2.8 "2.8" (numeral)
Array [ 2] you (softquoted string,full access)
Array [ 3] true (boolean,full access)
sizes[] [Void] (void,full access)
ant tiny (softquoted string,full access)
dog small (softquoted string,full access)
jack russel smaller (softquoted string,full access)
poodle medium (softquoted string,full access)
setter bigger (softquoted string,full access)
whale huge (softquoted string,full access)