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Can't debug class
- Thread starter dk2006
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How did you set your reference to the other project? If you just hit the "Browse" button to do it, the reference is pointing to the binary, and the debugger may/maynot be able to show you the code.
Do a Project reference, instead.
Chip H.
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Do a Project reference, instead.
Chip H.
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If you want to get the best response to a question, please read FAQ222-2244 first
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Chip,
I not sure what you meant. But I instantiate the class within my Onload routine of my form. The I just simply call the class function to do certian job. All I want to know is why I can not step through my code in that class when I run it in debug mode. Is this bug in Visual Studio 2005?
Anyone?
Thank you,
sam
I not sure what you meant. But I instantiate the class within my Onload routine of my form. The I just simply call the class function to do certian job. All I want to know is why I can not step through my code in that class when I run it in debug mode. Is this bug in Visual Studio 2005?
Anyone?
Thank you,
sam
The key phrase in your question is:
In order for one project to use the other project's objects, a reference must be set. Typically, you right-click on the References node in the solution explorer pane, and select "Add Reference". You'll then be presented with a couple of different ways and types of references to add.
For inter-project references, go to the Projects tab, and select the other project in your solution that you need to add a reference for.
Afterwards, use an Imports statement to more-easily access the namespace of the other project.
Chip H.
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If you want to get the best response to a question, please read FAQ222-2244 first
In order for one project to use the other project's objects, a reference must be set. Typically, you right-click on the References node in the solution explorer pane, and select "Add Reference". You'll then be presented with a couple of different ways and types of references to add.
For inter-project references, go to the Projects tab, and select the other project in your solution that you need to add a reference for.
Afterwards, use an Imports statement to more-easily access the namespace of the other project.
Chip H.
____________________________________________________________________
If you want to get the best response to a question, please read FAQ222-2244 first
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And did you double-click on that project to add it to the list of selected references down below?
Afterwards, it should be listed in the solution explorer under the "references" branch.
Chip H.
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If you want to get the best response to a question, please read FAQ222-2244 first
Afterwards, it should be listed in the solution explorer under the "references" branch.
Chip H.
____________________________________________________________________
If you want to get the best response to a question, please read FAQ222-2244 first
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