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Set Watch Set a watch to see how variables change in value during debugging. A
watch variable can be the name of a structure, a matrix, a scalar, a
string array, or a string.
Set Watch opens the Matrix Editor window with
Matrix/Auto-reload and View/Stay on Top automatically selected.
These options are not automatically selected when a non-watch
Matrix Editor window is opened.
The debugger searches for a watch variable in the following order:
1. A local variable within a currently executed procedure
2. A local variable within a currently active procedure.
3. A global variable.

Matrix Load loads a matrix, string, or structure. Reload updates the value of
the variable. Auto-reload tells GAUSS to automatically update the
values of variables in the Matrix Editor. Auto-reload is the default
setting when creating a watch in the debugger. Save saves the grid as
a matrix in the GAUSS workspace. If a matrix of the same name
already exists in the workspace, it is overwritten.

View The View menu lets you control your view of imaginary numbers.
Minimal View minimizes the amount of screen space occupied by the
Matrix Editor. This is especially useful for creating watch windows
for single variables.
Stay on Top Forces the Matrix Editor window to remain visible on
the screen even when the interface focus has shifted to another
window.

4.13 Open watch windows for i and j in the following code. Be sure they
are set to Stay on Top and Auto-reload. Watch how the values
change as you step through the code using the debugger.
j = {}; // initializes j to an empty matrix
for i (1,8,1); // start the for loop
print i;
j = j|(i*ones(i,3)); // vertically concatenate j to itself
endfor;