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debugger.GetIeStatus

This function displays the current IE status.

[Specification format]

debugger.GetIeStatus()

[Argument(s)]

None

[Return value]

Current IE status (string)

IE Status

Description

Break

Break in effect

Coverage

Coverage running

Timer

Timer running

Tracer

Trace running

Step

Step executing

Run

User program running

RunOrStep

User program running or step executing

Caution

If a PM+ workspace is converted to a CS+ project, then there will be no debugging tool in the main project. For this reason, "None" will be returned if the main project is the active project.
In addition, "None" will be returned before the debugging tool is connected.

[Detailed description]

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This function displays the current IE status.

[Example of use]

>>>debugger.GetIeStatus()
Run
>>>
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