I understood this. I just wanted to share with GannTrader how to surpress
the error while in the IDE.
"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message
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> "Marion Smith" <msmith@extremeprogrammers.com> wrote in message
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>> "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."
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> 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.
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> Gambit
