Programmer mode

[sidneyl]

You can run the %PMODE Intersystems Routine to enter programmer mode instead of executing the commands entered. Because we can't ZLOAD a Routine and PRINT it.
When we run the PRINT command it displays your Routine.
I think your next project should be a Routine Screen Editor running under your WebTerminal.

[evshvarov]

I tried Zload in the last version. f.ex.
zl %SS p
and it works.

[sidneyl]

Yes, if you run it on one line command. In programmer mode you can first ZL and in the next command you still have the routine you zloaded in your current partition, and $ZN is set with the routine name.
So try: ZL %SS
and the next command: P
and imagine that you want to type : ZS MyRoutine
By the way, If you run the P command alone it displays your Routine, and after that, anything you type displays the message: "Client query unrecognized:"
I understand that if you run ^%PMODE it get out of your control.
Another issue: if you run for example D ^%RD to list the routines it closes the web socket. I think it's because it uses the USE command.

[nikitaeverywhere]

Sidneyl, thank for your issue.

Yes, currently we have some problems with USE command in routines and programs, because they have different arguments for TCP and TRM devices. Currently we are searching for available solutions and methods. I believe we will solve this as soon as possible.

Routine screen editor is a good idea, thank you.