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How to step into Framework source code in MonoDevelop

While debugging a project in MonoDevelop how can I step into Mono Framework source code?

I'm running the vanilla MonoDevelop from openSUSE 11.3.

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Firstly, your Mono class libraries must have debug symbols pointing to the framework source files. Then you should uncheck the "Do not step into framework code" option in MD debugger options.

mhutch  2010-07-19 18:50:40

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