If you're talking about the "Set next statement" feature, I've noticed that
this has disappeared from the default debug toolbar too.
You can still access it in debug mode when you are in break mode by right
clicking on the line of code that you want to set the current position on
and selecting "Set next statement". You can also drag the little yellow
indicator to where you want it to be.
You can also customize your toolbar and add the command to it by right
clicking on the toolbar and selecting "Customize...".
There are certain conditions under which you can't use this feature (e.g.
when an exception is thrown before it goes to the next catch statement or if
you try and set the indicator to somewhere outside the current function.
HTH,
Trev.
"Zanna" <zn*******@virgilio.it> wrote in message
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Hi all,
I hope I'm hot too OT.
When I installed my copy of VisualStudio.net I was able to use, during the
debug of a VB.net app, the featore of "jumping" to another statement
(changing the position of the current "yellow" line).
Now I cannot do it anymore :(
I think I may have changed some wrong environment option, but I cannot
find it :(
Someone can help me?
Thank you!
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