>Thanks Cetin
>I'll give it a try.
Note that the ASSERT command is not like the debugger, which interrupts when a variable changes in any place in code.
You would typically put ASSERT in a single place, or in a few places, in your program, to make sure that a certain condition is fulfilled. For instance, you expect "x" to be of type "N" (numerical):
ASSERT type("x") = "N"
If this is true, nothing happens, and your code continues executing. If it is false, you will get a message, and the program is suspended (IIRC).
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