"Marion Smith" <msmith@extremeprogrammers.com> wrote in message
news:47559c23$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> "Note: All Indy exceptions descend from EIdException. By default,
> Delphi 7 has at least one item in Tools > Debugger Options > Language
> Exceptions related to Indy, "Indy EIDSilentException Exceptions", and,
> possibly "Indy EIDSocketError Exceptions"... which do not prevent the
> IDE to fail when running in the by design exception EIdSocketError
> "Socket Error # 10004". The reason is that the actual exception is
> "EIdSocketError", not "Indy EIDSocketError Exceptions". Add the
> former through the Add button, don't forget to add IdException in the
> users section, and you won't be stopped by the IDE anymore."
All that does is prevents the debugger from showing the exception to you.
It doesn't prevent the exception itself from still being raised in the first
place.
Gambit
