IForeObject.Debug

Syntax

Debug: Boolean;

Description

The Debug property returns whether a development environment object is executed with debugging.

Comments

Available values:

True. The development environment object is executed with debugging.
False. The development environment object is executed without debugging.

For details see the Running and Debugging Development Environment Objects section.

Example

Executing the example requires that the repository contains a unit with the MODULE identifier. The following code is added in the unit:

Class A: Object
    Public a: Integer;
    Public b: String;
End Class A;

Sub Test(obj: A);
Begin
    Debug.WriteLine(obj.a);
    Debug.WriteLine(obj.b);
End Sub Test;

Add links to the Fore, Metabase system assemblies.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    ForeService: IForeServices;
    Runtime: IForeRuntime;
    Assm: IForeAssembly;
    FClass: IForeClass;
    ClassInst: IForeObject;
Begin
    ForeService := MetabaseClass.Active As IForeServices;
    Runtime := ForeService.GetRuntime;
    // Load unit
    Assm := Runtime.BindToAssembly("MODULE");
    // Get unit class
    FClass := Assm.BindToClass("A");
    // Create a class instance
    ClassInst := FClass.CreateObject;
    // Display in the console whether unit is executed with debugging
    If ClassInst.Debug = True Then
        Debug.WriteLine("Executed with debugging");
    Else
        Debug.WriteLine("Executed without debugging");
    End If;
End Sub UserProc;

After executing the example the specified unit is loaded to the development environment. The console displays the message about unit execution with or without debugging.