How can I save my breakpoints in Visual Basic 6? Are there any add-ins? For now I have MZ-Tools, but unfortunately they don't save breakpoints.
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A:
I'm not sure about third party tools, but you could always use:
Debug.Assert False
Just remember to remove it when you're done.
pm_2
2010-08-17 11:29:07
+1. I think there are some third party tools, but this is a good practical way. You could mark the statements with a TODO comment to help you remember to remove them later.
MarkJ
2010-08-17 12:21:43
+1
A:
This is what the Stop statement does, i.e. act as a persistent unconditional breakpoint.
Bob Riemersma
2010-08-17 18:48:49
However that said, using Assert has the advantage of being automatically omitted in a compiled project.
Bob Riemersma
2010-08-17 18:52:32