> Is there any way (in Delphi 7) to disable debugging for individual
> methods (procedures and functions) or other select blocks of code? I
> tried using {$D-} and {$L-} around the declaration and implementation
> code but that didn't work, which is what I expected since they are
> supposed to be global.
If you don't want to step into the function, then press F8 when the
debugger is paused on the line that calls the function. If you're
already in the function, press Shift+F8 to skip everything up to the
point where the function returns to its caller.
If you don't want the debugger to break on exceptions during a function,
set two breakpoints around the function and adjust their properties to
enable and disable exceptions. (Right-click the breakpoint and choose
the "properties" menu item.) Also disable breaking for the breakpoints
themselves.
--
Rob
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