Bypass Repeat Structure in Debug Mode

[Thomas McGrath III]

Thanks Dan, Xav, Dennis and Eric,

The "Step Over" did not seem to obey me! ;-) It didn't seem to work and 
well I thought I misunderstood its use.

I ended up using the set multiple break points so I could hit "Run" and 
bypass that section but still have it run.

The one problem is that I am testing a mouseDown over a button and 
can't release the mouse to go ahead and  hit the run button.

MouseDown with its limitations is kicking my butt right now. Big Time. 
I wish that at least one of the messages passed while in a mouseDown 
would not go back to the original control. If that was the case I would 
have been done three days ago.

Thanks again,

Tom

On Apr 27, 2005, at 12:23 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:

> Tom.....
>
> Can't you use "Step Over" instead of "Step Into" in those cases? Not 
> tested, but it does seem like that's what ought to happen.
>
> Alternatively, you could put in two breakpoints, one before and one 
> after the loop. After the first breakpoint executes, hit "Run" in the 
> debugger and things should stop at the next breakpoint, no?
>
>
> On Apr 27, 2005, at 9:02 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know how to bypass a lengthy repeat structure while in 
>> script debug mode? I still need the repeat to execute but I want to 
>> skip having to click through it.
>> I need to follow the script to find out where my problem is at but 
>> this repeat for each line x structure takes a couple hundred clicks 
>> to get through.
>
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