> The problem is that I'm dealing with forms which have large numbers
> of objects which have notification code involved. That code gets
> called by the system, so I have no chance to press F8 before I reach
> the code.
I don't understand why the debugger stops there in the first place.
> So, I end up wasting a LOT of time escaping from the
> notification events. What I was hoping to do was disable debugging
> on the notification code altogether while leaving it intact in the
> rest of the program so I could concentrate on the actual problem.
Debugging is a per-unit compiler setting. Put the functions you don't
want to debug into a separate unit and disable debugging when you
compile that unit.
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Rob
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