Really difficult! I would have to maintain a lot of new variables, and since it is possible to insert or delete new commands, even in trace mode, I would have to update them constantly. Sorry!
But you can set a breakpoint when a command containing a specific text string is executed and logged. (Use the trace menu -> Breakpoints -> Break at log output.)
I use this trick sometimes: I insert a line with a dummy command, such as Set GPRM <unused gprm number> = 123456789, and then I set a breakpoint to the log output of the string "123456789". The execution will stop just after that command.
But you can set a breakpoint when a command containing a specific text string is executed and logged. (Use the trace menu -> Breakpoints -> Break at log output.)
I use this trick sometimes: I insert a line with a dummy command, such as Set GPRM <unused gprm number> = 123456789, and then I set a breakpoint to the log output of the string "123456789". The execution will stop just after that command.
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