I'm seeing strange behaviour with a plugin for Readsoft that I'm developing.
I want it to stop on a breakpoint but it doesn't. The msgbox just before the place I put the breakpoint is displaying correctly, and the one right after it too.
here is the class with the breakpoint I want to stop to
here is the ReadSoft programm with the Msgbox displayed after the breakpoint line where debug didn't stop
PS : I'm using Visual Studio 2010 Professional, coding in VB.NET
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Public Form Dim intSecond As Integer = 0 Form 1 Private Dim intSecond As Integer = 0 intSecond +=1
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After I write my code and try to run the program, the seconds will not start,
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The solution and all the projects within it are set for Debug;I deleted the .suo file as recommended in one posting.I ran rebuild on each and every project individually and the entire solution.I deleted the files in binDebug and did the whole thing over again. Still can't debug.
While stepping into (F8) I did get the hollow debug symbol in the margin and when just running the program (F5) the program starts up without stopping at any of several breaks in different functions and subs.
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When you create an XML comment in C# and collapse it you only see:
<Summary>...
But in VB you could potentially see
Initializes the fubble to the watzer. This is actually the second line.
Having that line over your code can introduce lots of unwanted noise when trying to debug a class. Is there any way to turn off xml comment previews for VB?
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Dim con As New OleDb.OleDbConnection Dim dbprovider As String Dim dbsource As String
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