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Where are the Breakpoints?

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    SPanicker
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    Hi Folks, I would like to know where does the .NET IDE save the breakpoints? Is it with the .suo or .sln or .csproj/.vbproj file? If we set a breakpoint and close the IDE it never asks to save the project (and I find no files getting changed in the projects folder) but can set them back if you launch the project again :confused: . Can any one please clarify?

    Regards, SPanicker.

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      Hi Folks, I would like to know where does the .NET IDE save the breakpoints? Is it with the .suo or .sln or .csproj/.vbproj file? If we set a breakpoint and close the IDE it never asks to save the project (and I find no files getting changed in the projects folder) but can set them back if you launch the project again :confused: . Can any one please clarify?

      Regards, SPanicker.

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      All user stuff is stored in the .suo file. This includes currently open files in the solution, workspace layout, node state in solution explorer, breakpoints, watches, etc. (SUO stands for "Solution User Options"]

      Simon

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        All user stuff is stored in the .suo file. This includes currently open files in the solution, workspace layout, node state in solution explorer, breakpoints, watches, etc. (SUO stands for "Solution User Options"]

        Simon

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        Yes that's what even I believe but strange enough I don't find a .suo file in my projects folder :confused:.

        Regards, SPanicker.

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          Yes that's what even I believe but strange enough I don't find a .suo file in my projects folder :confused:.

          Regards, SPanicker.

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          Lost User
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          The file is marked as hidden. Your explorer needs to show hidden files as well.

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            The file is marked as hidden. Your explorer needs to show hidden files as well.

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            Yes thst's correct. I thouht I had folder options set for hidden folders. Is this file created when we create a solution file or even with a .csproj/,vbproj file?

            Regards, SPanicker.

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              Yes thst's correct. I thouht I had folder options set for hidden folders. Is this file created when we create a solution file or even with a .csproj/,vbproj file?

              Regards, SPanicker.

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              It's solution-specific. That's what suo stands for, Solution User Options regards

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