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Debugging .NET

In .NET I have noticed that you cannot change code whilst
debugging, which means that everytime you pick up a
spelling mistake, you have to restart your debbugging.

This is very time consuming, especially seeing as the
starting and stopping of .NET Pprogramis also slow.

Any way that this can be changed ?
I know about the Restart, Continue option of debugging.

I am seriously thinking about going back to VB6 :)
Jul 21 '05 #1
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edit and continue will be available in whidbey version.

Rajesh Patel.

"Henno" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In .NET I have noticed that you cannot change code whilst
debugging, which means that everytime you pick up a
spelling mistake, you have to restart your debbugging.

This is very time consuming, especially seeing as the
starting and stopping of .NET Pprogramis also slow.

Any way that this can be changed ?
I know about the Restart, Continue option of debugging.

I am seriously thinking about going back to VB6 :)

Jul 21 '05 #2
Henno:

As Rajesh mentions, this will be available in VB.NET whidbey, but if you are
seriously thinking of going back to VB 6 because of this, I'd encourage you
to reconsider. .NET will save you wayyyy more time, just buy some more RAM
until you can get your hands on the Beta.

Cheers,

Bill
"Henno" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1e****************************@phx.gbl...
In .NET I have noticed that you cannot change code whilst
debugging, which means that everytime you pick up a
spelling mistake, you have to restart your debbugging.

This is very time consuming, especially seeing as the
starting and stopping of .NET Pprogramis also slow.

Any way that this can be changed ?
I know about the Restart, Continue option of debugging.

I am seriously thinking about going back to VB6 :)

Jul 21 '05 #3

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