[CheshireCat]

Hello DarrenB,

maybe you have compiled the alpha package without debug info? In the project management settings you can change it from release to debug and then recompile the package.

[DarrenB]

Hi CheshireCat/Sasha 🙂

many thanks for your reply. When I read it I thought you might be right and that my problem may have been solved but…

1) Deleted all bpl and dcp files

2) Deleted directory where I had unzipped files to.

3) Unzipped v8.03 to directory

4) Added directory to Library Path in Delphi

5) Opened acntDelphiXE_r.dpk

6) Went to Project/Options/Delphi Compiler/Compiling and changed 'Debug Information' to true. Compiled.

7) Opened acntDelphiXE.dpk

8) Went to Project/Options/Delphi Compiler/Compiling and changed 'Debug Information' to true. Installed.

9) All packages installed okay. My program works as expected.

except the problem is still there 🙁 F7 still causes the dialog box to be shown and program still defaults to CPU debug mode.

I tried all possible combination of 6) and 8) with Debug Information set to true/false on each. Still no joy 🙁

I also tried not changing any of them from my clean install as per the instructions in Install.txt

Also tried changing the Build Configurations of each from 'Release' to 'Debug' then compiling/installing again same problem 🙁

I also created a tiny app with SkinManager and SkinProvider on a clean form with one sLabel on it. In code I just did the lines

sLabel1.left :=50;

sLabel1.top:=50;

sLabel1.caption:='TEST';

placed a breakpoint on the first line, ran the program, pressed F7 and got the dialog for sLabel.pas 🙁 So its not specific to my big app but a problem with my configuration…somehow I've screwed things up!!!

DarrenB

[CheshireCat]

Hello DarrenB,

you can try the following options:

• disable the debugger by unchecking “Integrated debugger” option box in the Tools/Debugger options
• disable the “Stop on Delphi exception” option box in the Tools/Debugger Options on the “Language Exceptions” page
• try to find your default settings where this dialog won't be appear. Try to toggle “Use Debug DCUs” option, for example
• add the alpha package to the search path

I hope these settings might help you 🙂

[DarrenB]

Hi Sascha 🙂

tried those options but none of them worked…apart from the 'Use Debug DCUs' which I toggled on my apps…the downside to that was that every line entered the debugger mode…system dcu's and alphaskins dcu's…the exception dialog went away though! At the moment I can live with the problem…am buying myself AlphaSkins at Christmas for my present to myself so then I'll have the .pas files anyway lol! I figure somehow I have corrupted my settings in the Delphi compiler but I have tried every conceivable combination of toggles relating to it so cannot see what I've done wrong…when I buy the AlphaSkins I'll do a clean reinstall of Delphi itself and hopefully that will get rid of any issues I'm having. Just want to point out to others that this is a problem with my Delphi config and NOT an Alphaskin issue!:):):)

Thanks for your efforts and suggestions, Sascha, I really appreciate them 🙂

Best Wishes

DarrenB

[Support]

Hello DarrenB!

Tracing of units will work when Pas-files exist. Thank you for using AlphaControls.

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