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DSETWINDEB()

Syntax:     DSETWINDEB([<expL>])

Arguments:  <expL> controls whether output from the debugger is relative
            to the "window".

Returns:    A logical value.
            The actual setting of the switch prior to resetting.  If <expL>
            is (.T.) then all output from the debugger will be "guided"
            into the window.  If (.F.), the output will be on the physical
            screen (window 0), regardless of whether a window is open or
            not.

Usage:      DSETWINDEB() is used to control whether the output of the
            debugger is required to appear in a window.  This function
            can be used to  temporarily switch off the window functions,
            enabling the debugger to be mixed with the window functions
            of Clipper Tools One.

Note:       The standard setting for DSETWINDEB() is FALSE, i.e., all
            debugger output is relative to (window 0).

            The screen output of Clipper is always written in a window,
            provided there is one open and active.  Only the debugger
            output is affected by this function.

Library:    CT1.LIB