Window Behavior Defaults

In the Debugging Behavior tab of the Debugging Options Dialog Box, you can change the defaults for the behavior of several debugging windows. You can:

• Choose to not bring the editor window to the front whenever a breakpoint is reached (see Bringing the Editor Window to the Front)
• Choose to not open and bring to the front the Program Input/Output or the Runtime Checking window when its contents change (see Bringing the Program I/O or Runtime Checking Window to the Front)
• Choose to not open the Breakpoints window when persistent breakpoints are reinstated (see Opening the Breakpoints Window for Persistent Breakpoints)
• Choose not to be warned if the main module of your program is not compiled with debugging information (see Being Warned If Your main () Module is Not Compiled With Debugging Information)