stop
Set a breakpoint
General form
stop [ after n] [ when value cond value ] ...
Set a breakpoint. The argument after n means stop after n iteration number n, and the argument when value cond value means stop when the first value is in the given relation with the second value, the possible relations being
eq or = equal to ne or <> not equal to gt or > greater than lt or < less than ge or >= greater than or equal to le or <= less than or equal to
IO redirection is disabled for the stop command, since the relational operations conflict with it (it doesn't produce any output anyway). The values above may be node names in the running circuit, or real values. If more than one condition is given, e.g. stop after 4 when v(1) > 4 when v(2) < 2, the conjunction of the conditions is implied.