VB6 Ignore Build Errors.

[tiagosantos]

Where can I to click to disable checking for Build Errors ?

[si_the_geek]

If you mean to stop you from getting errors when you are typing code and move from one line of code to another, go to "Tools" -> "Options", on the "Editor" tab you can untick "auto syntax check".

If you mean something else, you'll need to explain what it is.

[tiagosantos]

When I try to build my program it gives an error "Compile Error:Variable not defined", I could say a lot of things to you, you wouldn't understand them (the variable is defined somewhere else than this program[it's two programs who work like one+-])... but the important thing here is, how can I disable VB6 from checking the code when I build the exe ?

[si_the_geek]

You can't stop it from checking the code when you build the exe, because at that point it converts all of the VB code in to machine code.

I'm fairly sure I have never seen that error occur at the wrong time/place (despite hundreds of situations like this on the forums), so I recommend that you show us the code where the error occurs, the line where you think the variable is defined, and tell us what kind of code file each is in.