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            <description>10.5.3 Stop

The STOP statement stops a program and wakes up the debugger as if there was a breakpoint in the current line. This command interrupts the program - nothing more happens. 

10.5.3.1 Stop vs. Breakpoint

STOP is actually only relevant in debugging mode during program testing. Normally you develop programs in the IDE and can set breakpoints there. But there is a small, subtle difference: you can link STOP to a condition, while a breakpoint is firmly attached to a line. For example, if…</description>
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