In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way to
do that?
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Jerry J
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In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way to
do that?
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Jerry J
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RE: Debugging: Stop on first executed line
What I want to do would be equivalent to setting a break point on the first
line of each method in the code page.
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Jerry J
"Jerry J" wrote:
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In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way to
do that?
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Re: Debugging: Stop on first executed line
Wouldn't that kinda be like telling someone to meet you somewhere but not
specifying where and expecting the person to just magically know? :]
Why not just put a breakpoint on Page_Load?
Ray at work
"Jerry J" <JerryJ@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote in message
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In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way
to
do that?
>
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Re: Debugging: Stop on first executed line
"Ray Costanzo" <my first name at lane 34 dot commercialwrote in message
news:B568E9BA-CE39-4448-A780-4BC4C4658EFA@mi crosoft.com...Did you try F10/F11Wouldn't that kinda be like telling someone to meet you somewhere but not
specifying where and expecting the person to just magically know? :]
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Why not just put a breakpoint on Page_Load?
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Ray at work
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"Jerry J" <JerryJ@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote in message
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>In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
>aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way
>to
>do that?
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Re: Debugging: Stop on first executed line
" Wouldn't that kinda be like telling someone to meet you somewhere but notNo, it would be more like having a set of places to meet and sending aspecifying where and expecting the person to just magically know? "
different person to all of the places incase I show up in one of them.
" Why not just put a breakpoint on Page_Load?"
Because after page_load an event handler could be called and i want to break
there. I guess I asked the wrong question then. What I really want is to
stop in an event handler without having to figure out which event handler is
going to be called.
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"Ray Costanzo" wrote:
Wouldn't that kinda be like telling someone to meet you somewhere but not
specifying where and expecting the person to just magically know? :]
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Why not just put a breakpoint on Page_Load?
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Ray at work
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"Jerry J" <JerryJ@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote in message
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In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way
to
do that?
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Re: Debugging: Stop on first executed line
"Jerry J" <JerryJ@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote in message
news:372C8D8F-D07D-42E4-89DE-D5E9ECC302B3@mi crosoft.com...I assume you are trying to debug a startup problem and want to step thru the>
In debug mode, I want to be able to stop on the first executed line in my
aspx.vb code page without setting a specific break point. Is there a way
to
do that?
code until the bug is hit?
I tried to do the same thing once (stop on the first line) but it turned out
I had an error in the properties page of a control and the error occured
during the initialization before any VB or C# user code got executed.
As another poster suggested, page_load is a good start.
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