I think you should better set the caption in Form.Init():
ThisForm.Caption = SomeFunction(...)
>Wow - I managed to put all of that in the title :).
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>This started recently, and I really don't know what started it (or was it that I didn't notice much before?). When I edit some classes or form which have object where caption is a function call like this
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Caption = (SomeFunction("SomeParameter"))>
>which is how it looks in the class browser's output. In the PEM window, it's
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=SomeFunction("SomeParameter")>
>The function is actually called, and since the DBC it uses and its tables as well are not accessible, it errors out. If I cancel it, I'm able to edit the form (although the caption of the form is blank now). If I have the dbc open, it populates the caption and leaves a global object and few variables visible in the debugger - meaning it runs whatever I do, I can only choose between allowing it or canceling it.
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>Is there a way to disable this edit-time evaluation of captions?
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