>Hi Gurus...
>
>Question
>
>If you want to bring up the DEBUGGER in your code, a simple SET STEP ON will do.
>
>But if the code happens to be the TIMER code in a TIMER object, like this...
>
>
>TIMER.TIMER
>

>this.Enabled = .f.
>
>ACTIVATE SCREEN
>?
>? "BEFORE STEP AND ECHO"
>?
>SET STEP ON
>SET ECHO ON
>
>Local lnArea, lcday, lctime, lbRefresh, ldCurrentDate, ldDialDate, llDoSkippedDial
>lnArea = Select(0)
>

>
>The Debug Window never comes up.... it keeps firing and running the code, ignoring the SET STEP ON.
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>How do you get it to observe the SET STEP ON, in this case, for debugging?
>
>Thanks!

SET ASSERTS ON
ASSERT .f.

Tools->Options->Debug Frame->Display Timer Events, but I am not sure if this will works.