Debuging a program

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Juan Romero

Hi guys,

Is there a way to debug a program in Visual Studio .NET like we used to do
in VB 6.0 ?

What I mean is, In VB 6.0 you could suspend execution, change some of the
code and resume execution.

I can't seem to able to do this, since it tells me the window is read-only,
but i think there must be a way.

Does anyone know?

Thanks!
 
Juan Romero said:
Is there a way to debug a program in Visual Studio .NET like we used
to do in VB 6.0 ?

What I mean is, In VB 6.0 you could suspend execution, change some of
the code and resume execution.

I can't seem to able to do this, since it tells me the window is
read-only, but i think there must be a way.
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You can make the code writable in the options (Tools -> Options ->
Debugging -> Edit&Continue: [x] allow editing of VB.NET files during
debugging (roughly translated)), *but* unfortunately, now you have to quit
and restart the application in order to compile it. :-((
 
Hello,

Juan Romero said:
Is there a way to debug a program in Visual Studio .NET
like we used to do in VB 6.0 ?

What I mean is, In VB 6.0 you could suspend execution, change
some of the code and resume execution.

I can't seem to able to do this, since it tells me the window
is read-only, but i think there must be a way.
Click to expand...

Edit and Continue is not supported in VS.NET 2003. It will be included
in the next release, Whidbey.
 
No No No.. You can't do it in VB.net.....

It makes testing so slow... The language is a step ahead in VB.net but the
development environment cause a reduction in productivity
 
Don Nablo said:
No No No.. You can't do it in VB.net.....

It makes testing so slow... The language is a step ahead in VB.net
but the development environment cause a reduction in productivity
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Agreement.
 
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