>>Morning all,
>>This dialog has become a thorn in my foot.
>>From the Debugger, I notice a potential problem in my code.
>>1. I select Debug->Fix.
>>2. The messagebox "Cancel Program?" appears. Answer "Yes". (I expect this)
>>3. The source code appears, and the cursor is placed at the spot I intend to correct.
>>4. I start typing.
>>5. The first character appears, BAM.
>>6. I get the dialog asking "Remove Class from memory?" appears. I can not continue with my correction until I answer the question with "Remove". If I select "Ignore", I am returned to the source code (with the first correction appearing), but if I attempt to continue typing my correction I get the "Remove Class from memory" dialog again. I can not continue until I answer it with the "Remove". The dialog does not happen all time. I have not been able to determine under what circumstances it occurs. I do realize that I an attempting to modify a class where the object it is based on is in memory, But...
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>>Question #1: Under what circumstances would 'Ever' need to answer it as 'Ignore'? The source code has already been altered with the first single character.
>>Question #2: Is there a way to suppress this question and default to the "Remove" response.
>>Question #3: Is this a feature or a bug? (can Chen's VFPA help).
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>>I do not know how much time I have wasted having to go back and correct my correction because the dialog does not close until I type a 'R'.
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>Unfortunately you are not allowed to edit directly inside the debugger, unless the class is not in memory. It has always been like that.

I am not trying to edit in the debugger Trace window. The Debug->Fix, followed by the Cancel dialog, places me in the text/class editor with the cursor on the point I was in the Trace window.

I have been trying to train myself to type a Space first. This causes the Remove Class dialog. Answer 'R' and then perform the correction I wish to do. I just feel this extra step should not be required. The "Remove Class" question in itself is erroneous, when the only plausible answer is Remove.