The View command is used control which windows are active on the display and
to position to a window to browse.

Syntax:


> View [ ON  ] [ Source  ] ...
       [ OFF ] [ Display ]
               [ Output  ]

> View Reset

> View Compress [ ON  ]
                [ OFF ]

The windows are always positioned in order from the top of the screen, with
Source first, Display second, and Output third.  The ON and OFF commands
can have multiple arguments to change multiple windows at the same time.
When ON or OFF is omitted, the view is positioning to a particular window,
so only one argument is permitted.  A view command with no arguments
positions to the Output view by default.

The cursor up/down, F2 (page up), and F3 (page down) can be used to position
in the window to view the content.  ESC will cause the command to exit.

While in the Source window, a "-->" will indicate the current source line,
"==>" will indicate the current execution line, and "**>" will indicate when
both are the same.

The View Reset command resets the Source window to be positioned around the
current program execution location.  It is useful for quickly returning the
view to its default state after using the view command to look at some other
area of the program.

The View Compress command turns compression mode on or off while in the
debugger.  If the current terminal type does not support compression, the
command is silently ignored.

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