H Herbert32 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2019 #1 Hi together, Is it a bug or a feature that The Debugger doesn't Stop in a Line with an 'If'-Statement ? Best regards Herbert
Hi together, Is it a bug or a feature that The Debugger doesn't Stop in a Line with an 'If'-Statement ? Best regards Herbert
E emexes Expert Licensed User Apr 4, 2019 #2 What does the code look like? Perhaps the IF expression isn't working the way you expect. Would be doubly-useful if you did a Log(var) on each var referred to by the IF expression too, just before the IF line. Upvote 0
What does the code look like? Perhaps the IF expression isn't working the way you expect. Would be doubly-useful if you did a Log(var) on each var referred to by the IF expression too, just before the IF line.
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2019 #3 Herbert32 said: Is it a bug or a feature that The Debugger doesn't Stop in a Line with an 'If'-Statement ? Click to expand... Is it a bug or a feature that you are totally hiding all relevant code? Probably your App does not reach the if line. So the breakpoint can not catch as your code does not reach him How should we help with this less infos you provided? Upvote 0
Herbert32 said: Is it a bug or a feature that The Debugger doesn't Stop in a Line with an 'If'-Statement ? Click to expand... Is it a bug or a feature that you are totally hiding all relevant code? Probably your App does not reach the if line. So the breakpoint can not catch as your code does not reach him How should we help with this less infos you provided?