D
D Miller
Is there a way I can tell if the progam is running or if it is being
editting in the designer?
editting in the designer?
A
Armin Zingler
D Miller said:
You can determine whether a debugger is attached. In opposite to VB6, it's
not an interpreter anymore. Use System.Diagnostics.Debugger.IsAttached
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C
Cor Ligthert
Hi Armin,
I was writting a message that D should not write two messages, because you
are the specialist for this in this newsgroup and that you maybe was not up
that early because it are hollidays in the EU.
I was right about the specialist I think and wrong about up not that early.
Cor
I was writting a message that D should not write two messages, because you
are the specialist for this in this newsgroup and that you maybe was not up
that early because it are hollidays in the EU.
I was right about the specialist I think and wrong about up not that early.
Cor
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "D Miller said:
If you place a control on a form, it doesn't run in design mode any more. I
currently don't have access to VS.NET, bug you may want to experiment with:
\\\
#If Debug Then
Console.WriteLine("Debug mode.")
#Else
Console.WriteLine("Release mode.")
#End If
///
You can check if a debugger is attached by calling
'System.Diagnostics.Debugger.IsAttached'.
For usercontrols/..., have a look at their 'DesignMode' property.