Great!
Thanks for the tip, Jack! The exception was actually firing before
my breakpoint in either the Open event or the constructor. So, I
ended up putting an exception block in the method calling the Show
method (duh!) and voila! I was able to look at the call trace that
generated the exception and...
It seems that when I converted my application from a monolithic file
format to the new version control format, that my control bindings
for that window became *VERY* confused. Since those binding
definitions are in an encrypted module (pgSQL4RB), the debugger
wasn't going to show them to me. Oh, well. Back to the monolithic
file format.
Mark
On Jan 15, 2007, at 10:52 PM, CV wrote:
If you are opening the window with, say Window1.Show where this is
the first use of the name Window1 then set a break point at the
start of the Open event. If the window is already open then set a
break point in Activate.
Best,
Jack
On Jan 15, 2007, at 5:05 PM, Mark Lubratt wrote:
Hello!
I'm getting an IllegalCastException when calling a window's Show
method. The debugger highlights the invocation of the show and is
not showing me the statement causing the exception even though I
have "Break on Exceptions" turned on. I've tried stepping into
the Show method to no avail. I've placed a break statement in the
App.UnHandledException event hoping to be able to look at the
RunTimeException.Stack (include function names is on); but, that
event never gets called.
Can anyone offer pointers on how to track this down?
Thanks!
Mark
RB2007r1 WinXP Home
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