Line number of debugging script

Dear Sir/Mam,
i am debugging a script , how to know in which line-number i am debugging , in case of reports , we can see the line number directly if we select the " swith to classical debugger " , but in case of script , i am not able to find the line number , my script consists of 1132 lines of code. , please help me.
Thanks in Advance,
Dastagiri N.

Dear Sir/Madam,
       I executed RSTXDBUG , and executable program of ME23N ( RM_MEPO_GUI ) now entered in to debugging script,
as long as i press F5 ( single step ) or F6 ( execute ) or F8 ( continue ) , i didnt find any line number ,
if i found the line number , that makes me easy to modify the code.
   And also please tell me how to delete a line in editor.
                   i.e.,After clicking text element icon , while writing the code for a particular window , unfortunately i pressed enter instead of shift ,i entered in to new line , how can i erase that line
              please help me for these cases.
Thanks & Regards,
Dastagiri.

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