EditingCustomizingSVB

• Debugging a Macro Program
  Once a macro program has been specified, the Statistica Visual Basic environment provides powerful methods for testing and debugging the program. You can set individual breakpoints in the program where you want the program to stop temporarily to allow you to look at the values of variables at that point (you can set and clear breakpoints by pressing F9 or clicking the Toggle breakpoint toolbar button). You can step through the program by using SHIFT+F8 or the Step over toolbar button.
• General Help Features of the Statistica VB Environment
  Statistica Visual Basic is a powerful programming environment with various features to facilitate the development, editing, and debugging/testing of macro programs.
• Error Handling
  STATISTICA Visual Basic provides the same facilities for error handling as other general implementations of Visual Basic. Thus, detailed discussions on error handling can be found in the numerous general sources describing this programming language.
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Customizing a Simple Descriptive Statistics Macro
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Statistica Dialog Box for Selecting Data Files
  
• Macro (SVB) Programs Example - Statistica Dialog Boxes for Selecting Variables
  
• Using Arrays of Values to Set the .Variables Property
  
• Editing and Customizing Recorded Macro (SVB) Programs
  
• Non-Fatal Errors (Warnings) that Occur
  In many instances throughout interactive analyses, you may receive non-fatal error (warning) messages, for example, to inform you that some missing data were replaced by means, that some variables were dropped from the analyses, that some parameters were reset, etc. Usually, these warning will not require that the respective analyses be terminated, but the information provided in these warnings may be important for the user to be aware of.

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