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I checked it in the graphical debugger of KOMODO and it stops only on the first "if" statement and then goes on to the statements after the "elseif", never stopping on these "elseif".

Even if you put a "breakpoint" on an "elseif", the debugger stops on the first "if".

It seems the whole of the "if -elseif - else" construct is indeed considered "one"

CountZero

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In reply to Re: No Pause on Elsif in Debugger by CountZero
in thread No Pause on Elsif in Debugger by QM

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