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From: tsmith@plains.NoDak.edu (Timothy Lyle Smith)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.pascal
Subject: Re: Bug In Turbo Pascal v6.0 - crt unit/checkbreak
Message-ID: <10292@plains.NoDak.edu>
Date: 9 May 91 16:34:56 GMT
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I don't have TPW6.0 but in TPW5.5 the variable CheckBreak is already defined
in the CRT unit.  By defineing CheakBreak locally, when you assign a value to
it you are only changing the local variable.  The CRT unit code does not check
your local variable so checking is done as the default value for CheakBreak is
true.  So regardless of what you set your local CheckBreak to your program will
always check for Ctrl-Break.  If you need a local CheckBreak variable then to
set the CRT unit CheckBreak use:

     CRT.CheckBreak := false;

This will always set CheckBreak to false.  The easist way would be to remove
the definition of CheakBreak from your program.


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