my breakpoint does't break at all!!!

[yaniv]

Some thing happend to my app. and breakpoint does't effect the debug, it is just not stopping!!!

 

I tryed to play with the debug settings and didn't find the way to do it.

 

it is working in other solutions. do you have a solution for me?

[divil]

Have you verified that debugging symbols are turned on in the solution configuration you're using to build it? Have you tried sticking a Stop keyword in the source (VB) to see if that forces it to break?

[vincentnl]

Must sound stupid, but i mention it anyway,

 

have you perhaps put it in release mode ?

 

go to build..

configurationmanager..

 

and check that it is in debug mode

 

vincent

[yaniv]

Well, it is not in realse mode.

[Heiko]

A typical error of me would be to put a breakpoint in a routine that I think would be executed, but in fact it never is.

 

Have you checked that (with a debug.assert(false) or whatever) ?

[Cassio]

Place your breakpoint in a point you know for sure will be executed, like the form_load event.

[yaniv]

I triyed it too, actually, i puted a lot of breakpoint, all over the code, it doesn't stop!!

[Nerseus]

Try switching from Debug to Release, then back to Debug.

 

In Form_Load put the following:

Debug.WriteLine("Hello World")

 

When running, open the Output window (ctrl-alt-o) and see if you see the words "Hello World". If not, you're probably not really in Debug mode.

 

-Nerseus

[jdccr]

I have the same problem

 

I have the same problem but I has tried all and I don't get good result...

 

I discovered that if I build all my components I get the ability to debug

again, but It's frustrating and tedious and I lost a lot time because I have

a lot projects.

 

I need a urgent solution at this problem!!!

 

Try switching from Debug to Release, then back to Debug.

 

In Form_Load put the following:

Debug.WriteLine("Hello World")

 

When running, open the Output window (ctrl-alt-o) and see if you see the words "Hello World". If not, you're probably not really in Debug mode.

 

-Nerseus

[ALEX_0077]

Unfortunatly, .Net doesn't seem to work like VB 6, were you can just 'run' and it builds for you. You have to build (i usually re-build), to see new changes. I could be wrong tho.

[snarfblam]

VB .Net, by default, saves all your open documents and builds when you click the "run" button. This behavior can be modified by going to Tools>Options>Environment\Projects and Solutions\.

[jdccr]

I found a temporary solution

 

I found a temporary solution at my problem, I discovered that if I set three breakpoints in the function/sub the program stops in the first breakpoint.

 

If I set one or two breakpoints the program doesn't stop.