Hi all,

I have an app that when an exception occurs, it does get caught if you put
in try finally or on Exception (etc) but if you don't handle it, it simply
disappears... the default behaviour does not seem to occur.

I can put a raise Exception.Create on a button on a form and execute it, and
nothing happens (In the IDE Delphi does break for it, but outside of the IDE
it does nothing (and the code following it does not execute either, so
something is happening))...

Just wondering if there is a way to turn the default exception handling on
or off...

I have looked through the compiler directives but have not found anything...

The app has a few third party controls... just wondering if they have
somehow turned off the default exception handling.

Thanks for any help.

Colin


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