IDE - just a thought on Next and Out of Subscript

[Dimster]

Remember, when you run the EXE, you're running the compiled program which executes independent of the IDE.  A subscript error only happens at run time, and there's no real way for the IDE to interact with your program itself at that point.  The easiest solution in this case is simply to write down or remember the line number and then CTRL-G and type in that number to instantly go to that line.  (Or use the main menu and Search>Goto Line #...)

Hi Steve - So the EXE is running and picks up an out of range error. The program stops running and you get a choice of Continuing or not. The line number is already identified. If I chose Continue, I'm assuming the program starts running again after the line the EXE has just informed me where the error is. Why is it, if I chose NOT to continue, the cursor not on or near the line which caused the error.