Identifies one or more existing screen displays.

                                   NOTE

       This command is not available in the HP DECwindows Motif for
       OpenVMS user interface to the debugger.

    Format

      SHOW DISPLAY  [display-name[, . . . ]]

1  –  Parameters

 display-name

    Specifies the name of a display. If you do not specify a name,
    or if you specify the asterisk (*)  wildcard character by itself,
    all display definitions are listed. You can use the wildcard
    within a display name. Do not specify a display name with the
    /ALL qualifier.

2  –  Qualifiers

2.1    /ALL

    Lists all display definitions.

3  –  Description

    The SHOW DISPLAY command lists all displays according to their
    order in the display list. The most hidden display is listed
    first, and the display that is on top of the display pasteboard
    is listed last.

    For each display, the SHOW DISPLAY command lists its name,
    maximum size, screen window, and display kind (including any
    debug command list). It also identifies whether the display is
    removed from the pasteboard or is dynamic (a dynamic display
    automatically adjusts its window dimensions if the screen size is
    changed with the SET TERMINAL command).

    Related commands:

       DISPLAY
       EXTRACT/SCREEN_LAYOUT
       (CANCEL) DISPLAY
       (SET,CANCEL,SHOW) WINDOW
       SHOW SELECT

4  –  Example

  DBG> SHOW DISPLAY
  display SRC at H1, size = 64, dynamic
      kind = SOURCE (EXAMINE/SOURCE .%SOURCE_SCOPE\%PC)
  display INST at H1, size = 64, removed, dynamic
      kind = INSTRUCTION (EXAMINE/INSTRUCTION .0\%PC)
  display REG at RH1, size = 64, removed, dynamic, kind = REGISTER
  display OUT at S45, size = 100, dynamic, kind = OUTPUT
  display EXSUM at Q3, size = 64, dynamic, kind = DO (EXAMINE SUM)
  display PROMPT at S6, size = 64, dynamic, kind = PROGRAM
  DBG>

      The SHOW DISPLAY command lists all displays currently defined.
      In this example, they include the five predefined displays
      (SRC, INST, REG, OUT, and PROMPT), and the user-defined DO
      display EXSUM. Displays INST and REG are removed from the
      display pasteboard: the DISPLAY command must be used to display
      them on the screen.