What is a backtrace?
Several questions refer to providing a backtrace. What is a backtrace?
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A backtrace is debugging output generated by Pathway Tools when you hit an error condition that causes a break.
If the window in which you first started the program contains a listing such as the following, it means you are in the debugger (resulting from a break):
Restart actions (select using :continue):
0: Return to Pathway Tools command level
1: Pathway Tools top level
2: Exit Pathway Tools
[changing package from "USER" to "ECOCYC"]
[1] EC(3):
Please type the following command and include the result that the debugger prints in your email:
:zoom :count :all
You can probably resume operation by typing :continue
followed by the number of the line on which the text "Pathway Tools top level" occurs. In the case shown here you would type :continue 1
followed by Return.
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Asked: 2016-02-10 15:59:53 -0500
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Last updated: Feb 10 '16