W
Walter Briscoe
This is a minor irritation. However, somebody may have a solution to it
and I can do without minor irritations getting in the way of trying to
debug code.
I run VBA in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.5.1053 from Microsoft Office Excel
2003 (11.8332.8333) SP3 from Windows Vista Business Service Pack 2.
As I write this, I am surprised not to find help on breakpoint.
When I set a breakpoint with F9, the affected line is rendered in white
on a brown background and a brown blob is shown to its left.
If I save the file containing the VBA code, any breakpoints are saved.
However, on reopening the code, breakpoints are restored without being
rendered in brown.
I would like to have them rendered in brown.
I suppose I could learn to think of brown as marking breakpoints set in
the current session.
and I can do without minor irritations getting in the way of trying to
debug code.
I run VBA in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.5.1053 from Microsoft Office Excel
2003 (11.8332.8333) SP3 from Windows Vista Business Service Pack 2.
As I write this, I am surprised not to find help on breakpoint.
When I set a breakpoint with F9, the affected line is rendered in white
on a brown background and a brown blob is shown to its left.
If I save the file containing the VBA code, any breakpoints are saved.
However, on reopening the code, breakpoints are restored without being
rendered in brown.
I would like to have them rendered in brown.
I suppose I could learn to think of brown as marking breakpoints set in
the current session.