I have a Visual Studio solution with four c# projects in it. I want to step into the code of a supporting project in the solution from my main project, but when I use the "Step into" key, it just skips over the call into that other project. I've set breakpoints in the supporting project, and they're ignored, and I can't for the life of m...
Ok, this is my own fault, but I can't seem to rescue myself. Whenever I try to step into a class that has fields with assignments calling into .NET code, I get a dialog box that contains this text: --------------------------- Microsoft Visual Studio --------------------------- There is no source code available for the current location...
I can step into javascript files, but not .htc files. It allows me to set a breakpoint, but it doesn't stop at it. Is it possible? ...
Question says it all really - a lot slower than VS2005, with a noticeable (0.5 sec) delay on each key press. It makes stepping through code a pain. Matt ...
I have two project in my solution: C/C++ Win32 DLL and some C# application. What I have to do to be able to step into DLL while debugging? I switched on all debugging options in C++ project's settings and copied to C# application root next files: MyLib.dll, MyLib.pdb, vc90.pdb, vc90.idb, but it doesn't helped. What additional actions ...
What needs to be done to be able to step-into (F11) the reflected code. I am creating the object using reflection: myObject.GetType().GetConstructor().Invoke(myParams) and I want to go into the constructor's code. If I press F11 it just skips the constructor's code ;( but at the same time if I put a breakpoint at ctor and hit F5 - ...
Hello I want to be able to step into the source code that is behind a 3rd party (not .Net framework) dll referenced in my own user code. I've done this before but can't now. When I try to step in, VS says there is no source available and would I like to go to disassembly. How do I get VS to ask me to link to the source code to step in...
Using Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and a VB.NET project; I have some code which i cannot step into. The Immediate Window shows the message "Stepping over method without symbols 'Some.Namespace.Here'" How can i make sure the method always has symbols?! I need to step into every line of code. I am pressing F8 (which is "Step Into" in VS2008, f...
My C# code is calling an unmanaged third-party library function via P/Invoke, and the unmanaged function is having some strange side effects. I want to debug into it and see what it's doing. If I debug my C# code, and try to "Step Into" the P/Invoke call, it steps over instead. No surprise there -- I expected that; it doesn't have the s...
I just put eclipse on my laptop, and when i use the Step Into debugging tool, it doesn't just take me to the next part of my code. An example is if i call .size(); on an array list, it will take me into the array list class and through all the code required for .size(); However on my desktop it will simply take me to my next piece of c...
I can't seem to find any information on debugging a python web application, specifically stepping through the execution of a web request. is this just not possible? if no, why not? ...
Hi, I am working on a couple of projects (A and B) in a large VS2010 solution (all in C#). There are many cases where methods from project A call through to one or more of the projects in the solution for which I am not responsible, which in turn call through to project B. When stepping through with the debugger from project A, I am f...
Netbeans has a nice "Step Into" feature where if there are multiple method calls on the same line, you can use the arrow keys to choose which one you meant. You can see a screenshot and description on this new and noteworthy page. I am wondering, does Eclipse have the same feature? I see that Eclipse does have Step Filtering, but that's...