>How do you set a breakpoint in a form (without inserting code)? I can add a breakpoint to a prg through the debugger, but how do you do the same for a form?
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>The only way I've found to do it is to have a form method (called mySuspend which has the 2 lines of code "DEBUG, SUSPEND") and then set an ON KEY LABEL CTRL+Z _screen.ActiveForm.mySuspend. When I hit ^Z, this pauses my form, and the form context is loaded into the debugger. I can then set breakpoints and resume.
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>Bob


The easiest way is to open the debugger, then the break point window. You can set a breakpoint when a method fires. For example, to break when MyForm.Init fires, just set MyForm.Init as the break point. No need to worry about line numbers or anything else.