VS 2010 Missing Breakpoints...
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This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed. Has anyone else experienced this? On a positive note, I was debugging a new application with a couple consultants and we tried to view the value of an object not in memory. I clicked the reverse arrow and VS reloaded the object into memory. The three of us all had this ridiculous grin on our respective faces. It was the first time any of us had ever been able to debug in reverse.
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This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed. Has anyone else experienced this? On a positive note, I was debugging a new application with a couple consultants and we tried to view the value of an object not in memory. I clicked the reverse arrow and VS reloaded the object into memory. The three of us all had this ridiculous grin on our respective faces. It was the first time any of us had ever been able to debug in reverse.
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Does it keep a history in cache or something?
Todd Smith
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Does it keep a history in cache or something?
Todd Smith
I don't know. We were using an API to save an item in an application. We had a break point set to check the value being set and it never stopped. Then we viewed the ticket on the projector and the value appeared on the screen in the application. There were two other developers in the room and we were like "WTF". So I tried it two more times and the break point was never hit. But the value was set. It was strange.
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This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed. Has anyone else experienced this? On a positive note, I was debugging a new application with a couple consultants and we tried to view the value of an object not in memory. I clicked the reverse arrow and VS reloaded the object into memory. The three of us all had this ridiculous grin on our respective faces. It was the first time any of us had ever been able to debug in reverse.
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed.
I occasionally (but rarely) experience this in VS2008. I usually have to delete all breakpoints, but failing that, doing a full rebuild always fixes the problem. Marc
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I don't know. We were using an API to save an item in an application. We had a break point set to check the value being set and it never stopped. Then we viewed the ticket on the projector and the value appeared on the screen in the application. There were two other developers in the room and we were like "WTF". So I tried it two more times and the break point was never hit. But the value was set. It was strange.
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Have you tried disabling the automatically jump over properties 'thing'? It's a very wild guess, and I'm obviously assuming you're breakpoint is actually in a property, but it might be worth a try.
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed.
I occasionally (but rarely) experience this in VS2008. I usually have to delete all breakpoints, but failing that, doing a full rebuild always fixes the problem. Marc
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This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed. Has anyone else experienced this? On a positive note, I was debugging a new application with a couple consultants and we tried to view the value of an object not in memory. I clicked the reverse arrow and VS reloaded the object into memory. The three of us all had this ridiculous grin on our respective faces. It was the first time any of us had ever been able to debug in reverse.
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
I clicked the reverse arrow and VS reloaded the object into memory.
That is probably IntelliTrace. I'm excited to give that a try myself.
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This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed. Has anyone else experienced this? On a positive note, I was debugging a new application with a couple consultants and we tried to view the value of an object not in memory. I clicked the reverse arrow and VS reloaded the object into memory. The three of us all had this ridiculous grin on our respective faces. It was the first time any of us had ever been able to debug in reverse.
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
This morning VS 2010 did not stop on a break point, but the code executed. Has anyone else experienced this?
No, but I did see a bug reported on MS Connect.
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