Visual Studio :: Is It Possible To Step Backward In The Debugger
Apr 8, 2010
In the Visual studio IDE is it possible to step backwards in the debugger? If this is not possible,can I somehow trace my step backwards in the compiler?
Also if I am stepping through C# code in the debugger, is it okay to add documentation in the file while I am debugging? I tried this and recieved a pop-up message box informing me that the code had changed. Otherwise the IDE seemed forgiving in regards to comment changes in debug mode. Also I guess this might also lead into the question of wether it is acceptable to add code during debug mode?
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Im having a strange problem which i never experienced before, the problem is my visual web developer 2005 express edition is not getting attached to the debugger, i mean when im running my web application it is not debugging the program if im putting any breakpoint, more over i uninstall and again installed visual web developer it worked fine for first time but again it is not working. i only difference is i have Internet explorer 8.I dont exactly know the problem. does any one faced similar problem
My Visual Studio debugger detaches every time when I try to access a property in a web application. I don't use Visual Studio's inner webserver, just the standard IIS. It seems like that property has somewhere a stack overflow
(Server Application Unavailable)
, but I can't find it. There is an error message in the EventLog:
aspnet_wp.exe (PID: 5200) stopped unexpectedly
I've tried to delete all temp folder including ASP.NET temporary files, no change at all. I've tried to start devenv.exe /log
but in the log xml, there was hardly any exception. Is there any way to get that exception which causes the debugger to stop/detach?
Plus info is that another colleague can debug that property. I've tried to get his vssetting file, but no change.
I was wondering if there is an option to change the debugger url when I initialize the debugger. I want it to start off at http://localhost:xxxx/controller/view rather than just http://localhost:xxxx/.
I am attempting to debug my Visual Studio 2005 project. I have Internet explorer 8 and it's running on IIS.
When I hit the "debug" button, a new Internet Explorer browser window opens and my ASP VB .NET application loads normally. However, Visual studio returns back to regular editting mode and I can hit the "debug" button again. No break points hit but my web page still runs and loads normally.
The Output screen use to show Web.Server(exit 0) but now it doesn't show anything.
I have an application in Visual Studio 2008. I have been working with it for some time. Today, suddenly, it will not debug, or more specifically it does not stop at the breakpoints I created in Visual Studio. It just ignores them. I tested the break points by adding one at the opening of the Page_Load event and nothing. If I put in a mistake on purpose the application will build, the internet explorer opens, and gives me an error report. It has never done this before. Usually it stops IE from opening and gives me a list of errors at the bottom of the VS screen. I want my old VS back. I don't see how this could have changed it but I'll mention the things I've worked on recently. I've been trying to configure the session states in the web.config page, and then recently I started a new web page with a conection to a database and gridview. I have restarted VS and nothing has changed.
I'm using Vs2010 professional. I was working with a large WebSite (folder) project at work using IIS7 and tried to attach the debugger to the w3wp.exe for debugging an aspx page in IE8 after setting breakpoints in the javascript for the page and in the Page_Load in the code behind. I got a "first chance exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in System.dll" in my debug output, so I gave up for the moment. I created a default website project in the root of IIs7, and set it up as an application in IIs7 with the default app pool.
I tried entering a little javascript in the head, and set a breakpoint, and set a breakpoint again in the Page_Load. I attached the debugger again to w3wp.exe. I see the assemblies load in the debug output and nothing happens:
Usually using Visual Studio's debugger is a breeze. Scanning through Locals quickly shows the values of variables, etc. However, I'm at a loss how to find out the values contained in session state variables? Can anyone give me a hand?Lets say I put a breakpoint right after:
Session("first_name") = "Rob Roy"
How do I view the value contained in Session("first_name") from locals?
Is it possible to determine at runtime when my site is running in the debugger? I want to use one setting for production and another when I'm running in the debugger.
I have a Windows Server 2008 x64 to develop applications, I installed the remote debugger rdbgsetup_x64.exe from
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=es&FamilyID=440ec902-3260-4cdc-b11a-6a9070a2aaab (spanish) Run the setup wizard, use the LocalSystem user to run the service and allows any computer to connect to the debugger.The configuration of the firewall is off.The configuration of the firewall with advanced security is:
inactive domain profile inactive private profile Inactive Public Profile
I found that the w3wp worker process runs on 32 and msvsmon runs 64.Now the client is a Windows XP x32 with Visual Studio 2008 SP1.either constructing a web application to check the operation of the treatment and get the following error: Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server does not support automatic attaching This is Most Likely Because the web site is using ASP.NET version 1.0 or 1.1. Upgrade the website to ASP.NET 2.0 or manually attach to the web server process using the 'Attach to process' dialog. "
I have been developing my web site for a while, everything was ok. The hard drive of Visual Studio 2010 installation was damaged, after re-install VS 2010, every time I start debugger for my asp.net web site, VS pops up a diaglog to ask for user name/password.How to disable that popup? Is is just debugging, security is not an issue at all.
After attaching debugger when i run my application it's give me error "Could not find stored procedure 'sp_sdidebug'".I am using 1.14 framework in backend sql server 2005
I'm developing an ASP page and I noticed odd behaviour when I'm trying to step through server side call backs. Specifically some of the time, when I press F10 to execute the next statement the debugger acts like I pressed F5 to continue and takes off. Some of the time stepping works and some of the time it doens't. In addition, testing the same call back I can sometime step several times before it takes off and other times as soon as I click F10 it takes off. If I set explicit breakpoints it will always hit them but as I said, stepping often results in the debugger not stoping on the next statement.
I feel like I didn't have this earlier but I'm mystified as to why it is doing this
I have a solution that consists of some web projects and websites (seperate projects in one solution) When I run the main project and debug I want to step into a function that resides in another project as a business layer function and then step into another function in DAL project. I set breakpoints in both projects (DAL and BLL) but am not able to step into those functions!!!
What is the problem with vwd express, It should support such vital thing.
