Is there quick way to set multiple breakpoints?

[Fred Boer]

Hello! I am examining the code in a somewhat involved (for me at least!<g>)
function in order to learn how it works. I thought I would try setting
breakpoints on all of the lines in the function, so that I could watch it
work, line by line.

1. Is there an easy way to select a big chunk of code and automatically set
a breakpoint on all appropriate lines (i.e. on code, not comment lines, dim
statements, etc..). I know I can comment or uncomment a block of code...

2. Or is there a better way to step through code line by line?

Thanks!
Fred Boer

 

[Robin Guest]

Fred,

Use F8 to step through your code.

If you have a function, write a procedure which calls the
function as you cannot launce from a function in some
cases.

You will then be able to step thro a line at a time.

You can then put breaks as well if there are bug loops in
the code and use F5 to run to the next break.

Hope that this helps.

Robin

 

[Fred Boer]

Thanks, Robin!

Fred

Fred,

Use F8 to step through your code.

If you have a function, write a procedure which calls the
function as you cannot launce from a function in some
cases.

You will then be able to step thro a line at a time.

You can then put breaks as well if there are bug loops in
the code and use F5 to run to the next break.

Hope that this helps.

Robin