Inserting Breakpoint at Runtime

[Fred Chateau]

I need to loop through a method 599 times, then break at the 600th loop in
the debugger.

Can I do that in code?

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Regards,

Fred Chateau
http://hotelmotelnow.com

[Julien Chanaud]

Yup, conditional break :
type a boolean expression such as "i == 600" on the breakpoint (visual
studio 2005)

>I need to loop through a method 599 times, then break at the 600th loop in
the debugger.

Can I do that in code?

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Regards,

Fred Chateau
http://hotelmotelnow.com

[Peter Duniho]

On Tue, 05 Jun 2007 09:37:34 -0700, Fred Chateau
<we*******@hotelmotelnow.comwrote:

I need to loop through a method 599 times, then break at the 600th loop
in
the debugger.

Can I do that in code?

You can write code that checks your loop counter and then calls
Debugger.Break(). Or you can simply set a conditional breakpoint in the
debugger, that checks the loop counter and only breaks at a specific line
when the counter matches the condition you specify.

Pete

[Julien Chanaud]

You can customize the breakpoint by right clicking on the red dot

[Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]]

"Fred Chateau" <we*******@hotelmotelnow.comwrote in message
news:Oy**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>I need to loop through a method 599 times, then break at the 600th loop in
the debugger.

Can I do that in code?

if (i == 600) global::System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break();

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Regards,

Fred Chateau
http://hotelmotelnow.com