I made a shortcut for DEBUG PAUSE by writing a User Defined Function "dbp", which is much faster to type. This is extremely convenient when debugging a program and you temorarily need pauses in several places. It can save a lot of typing.
My function is a multi-line DEF statement:
DEF dbp
DEBUG PAUSE
ENDDEF
I'm sure this could be written with one statement i.e. a single line DEF, but I haven't been able to get it right. Is there a way to do it? I don't want to type anything more than "dbp" (or even just "d" would work, but I prefer to keep it obvious what it means).
[Other commands e.g. "END", "STOP", and even "PRINT" (without an argument) can also be written as a DEF function.]