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Since yesterday, all blue dots (compiled lines) in my source code are shifted with one line up.
So, the first dot starts at ‘var’ instead of ‘begin’ and the last dot is one line before the last ‘end’ of a function.
I deleted all files (starting with DCUs) except DPR, PAS, DFM and DPRJ and recompiled. But the dots are still shifted.
How can I fix this? It makes the step=by-step debugging almost impossible.
It could be that the file is corrupted so that you don’t have proper line end combination (#13#10) on one line. Is the “one line up error” throughout the file or does it start somewhere in the middle of the unit?
Beginning with Delphi 2007 (maybe already Delphi 2005) you can check the line ends in your code by enableing checkbox
Show line breaksinTools - Options - Editor options - Source options. The line breaks look like this:As you can see, a CR on its own is not considered a line break and messes up the synchronization of the executable line dots