conditonal breakpoint

[David C]

One of the properties of my class changes unexpectedly, and I am trying
to find out when and how. It is driving me crazy.

So I want the application to break anywhere in my class file when the
value of the variable changes.

As a side note, when I used the gnu debugger for gcc in the UNIX
enviroment, I could do just that. Break anywhere in the class file (or
any code file for C) when the variable changes. It was helpful in
hunting down the culprit.

I still use .NET 1.1. Thanks in advance.

[Architect]

Hi David

You can't do that in managed code using Visual Studio only for win32
projects.

Regards,
Valentin Ivanov.

David C wrote:

One of the properties of my class changes unexpectedly, and I am trying
to find out when and how. It is driving me crazy.

So I want the application to break anywhere in my class file when the
value of the variable changes.

As a side note, when I used the gnu debugger for gcc in the UNIX
enviroment, I could do just that. Break anywhere in the class file (or
any code file for C) when the variable changes. It was helpful in
hunting down the culprit.

I still use .NET 1.1. Thanks in advance.

[rossum]

On 2 Jan 2007 14:03:42 -0800, "Architect" <Va**********@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Hi David

You can't do that in managed code using Visual Studio only for win32
projects.

Regards,
Valentin Ivanov.

David C wrote:

>One of the properties of my class changes unexpectedly, and I am trying
to find out when and how. It is driving me crazy.

So I want the application to break anywhere in my class file when the
value of the variable changes.

As a side note, when I used the gnu debugger for gcc in the UNIX
enviroment, I could do just that. Break anywhere in the class file (or
any code file for C) when the variable changes. It was helpful in
hunting down the culprit.

I still use .NET 1.1. Thanks in advance.

If the data is only accessible through the property then why not just
put the breakpoint in the set{} property? If the data is public, then
make it private and add a set{} property.

rossum