Aaron,
I'm on VS 2003. I had done a build, and had it in Release Mode. When I
switched it back to
debug, it works fine.
Thanks,
Liz
--- "Aaron H. Bridges" <aaron.bridges@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Are you using VS.NET 2002? I ran into all kinds of problems setting
> breakpoints and having it break into the wrong file or not break at
> all... 2003 seems to behave better.
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> You can always set the breakpoint programmatically but this is
> suboptimal as the consequences of leaving one in your deployed app are
> dire (It breaks :) I learned that the hard way).
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> For what it's worth: System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break()
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> -A
>
> Aaron Bridges, MCSD.NET
> Application Developer / IT Coordinator
> BlueVolt / FieldRanger
> 888 321 2583 x107
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>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Liz Gee [mailto:lizgeee@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 11:10 AM
> To: PADNUG
> Subject: [padnug] IDE Winforms Lost BreakPoints
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>
> I somehow lost the ability for breakpoints to work. I have breakpoints
> set in my VB Winform app.
> I added usercontrols. However, on another form in the same app, there
> are no user controls, and
> the breakpoint doesn't work there either. I have them set to "break
> always"
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> My current work around is to put msgbox everywhere. (Ugh!)
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> When I open another solution (VB Winforms) , the breakpoints work.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
> Elizabeth Gee
> Information Architect
> http://www.nwtd.com
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