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|         DISPLAY MEMORY          |
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DISPLAY MEMORY [LIKE <skel>]
        [TO PRINTER | TO FILE <file>]
        [NOCONSOLE]

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Displays contents of memory variables and arrays.
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DISPLAY MEMORY shows the name, type, contents and status of all
currently defined memory variables and memory variable arrays.  It also
displays the number of memory variables defined, the number of bytes
used and the number of additional memory variables available.  These
limits can be increased in your FoxPro configuration file.

Definitions for menu bars and pads, popups and windows are displayed in
addition to system memory variables.

Clauses
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LIKE <skel>
        Selectively display memory variables and arrays.

TO PRINTER | TO FILE <file>
        Directs display to printer or disk file.

NOCONSOLE
        Including NOCONSOLE suppresses output to the screen or the active
window.

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|         Program Example         |
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In this example, several memory variables are created and assigned
values.  DISPLAY MEMORY is used to show all memory variables that begin
with three letters "sam" and then to display all memory variables that
contain five letters and end with "exit".

STORE 'Goodbye' TO sample1
STORE 'Hello' TO sample2
STORE .T. TO texit
STORE .T. TO mexit
DISPLAY MEMORY LIKE sam*
DISPLAY MEMORY LIKE ?exit

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See Also:  DECLARE, DIMENSION, LIST, STORE

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