The LOCATE command provides the following information about the specified identifier:
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The alphabetic name
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The declared type
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The program environment
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The stack location
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The sequence number of the declaration
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Any of the aliases
Other commands, such as REFERENCE, also print out this header line information.
Syntax
── LOCATE ──<identifier specification>─────────────────────────────────┤
Examples
The following examples use the example INTERACTIVEXREF program contained at the end of this section.
The following command locates the identifier B declared or used closest to sequence number 5500:
LOCATE B AT 5500 CLOSEST MATCH: B @ 00005400 B :: REAL @ (2,2) :: DECLARED @ 00001200 %
The following command locates the identifier C declared by procedure THREE of global procedure TWO:
LOCATE C OF THREE OF TWO C OF THREE OF TWO :: INTEGER @ (4,2) :: DECLARED @ 00003700 %
