The Type command is used to show the contents of data items.  It breaks
down group items into their composite data items.

Syntax:

> Type  [identifier]

This command will display a formatted breakdown of the contents of identifier.
The output contains the level number, identifier name and its current value.
For a group it item it shows the contents of each elementary data item in a
format appropriate for the data type.  If the data-item is a table element
you must supply valid subscripts.

When no arguments are supplied, the results depend on the type of Type command
that was previously executed.  If the preceding Type command was a display of
a table item, the next element of the table is displayed.  The debugger will
automatically increment the subscript(s).  I.E., a "Type Array (1)", followed
by a "Type" will do a "Type Array (2)", etc.  If the preceding Type command 
was of a simple data item, the command will return an error.

If you wish to view the data in a different format then see the DUMP command.

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