In step through Mode [F8], or if you put a break point at the line where you want to get the call stack, then you can get the call stack in a pop up window.
Hold CTRL+L down and the call stack pops up.
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I'm having a problem with calling forms. I have a form with a grid. When double-clicking on a row, an other screen appears. When closing that second screen the grid is refreshed and I can double-click another rows whick does the same thing.
The problem is, after double-clicking a row, the program is terminated without showing any error. Even after installed my development environtment on that machine, I have the same problem, and it is always when I call the form.show method, although I close the form which is shown after double-clicking a row.
Very rear I get the error out of stack space. Is there anyone who did have the same problem.
This sounds as though you it's something that's happening in the double click event, by which it is somehow either directly calling itself again, or the event is being raised by other means (no idea how though).
The problem is almost certainly related to recursion.
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