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Stop the debugger asking for source code of custom components

 

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Question:

I've got some custom components which I've complied and placed all relative files (except source) in the Delphi directory.

When I come to debug and step into a line of code which uses my custom components Delphi asks for the file name. How do I stop this? It does not ask for the system files.

Answer:

Make sure when you build your custom components that you have all debug information turned off. Better yet just embed {$D-,L-} at the top of all unit in which you do not want debug information included.

Best: have a global include file {$INCLUDE DEFS.INC} in all files. Turn them on/ off there.


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