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From
28/09/2006 08:40:19
John Baird
Coatesville, Pensilvânia, United States
Coatesville, Pensilvânia, United States
To
28/09/2006 05:15:48
Environment versions
Environment:
C# 2.0
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows 2000 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
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>Hi John, could you expand on your answer please ?, I have never used asserts in C#, thanks
Goto debug/exceptions on the menu and turn on Common Runtime Language Exceptions --
using System.Diagnostics
inside your code:
Trace.Assert(false) or Debug.Assert(false)
then run your program... it will present a display saying "blah blah blah.... abort, retry, igone" - choose retry and then go to your code... the line will be stopped on the assert and you can continue debugging from there......
Goto debug/exceptions on the menu and turn on Common Runtime Language Exceptions --
using System.Diagnostics
inside your code:
Trace.Assert(false) or Debug.Assert(false)
then run your program... it will present a display saying "blah blah blah.... abort, retry, igone" - choose retry and then go to your code... the line will be stopped on the assert and you can continue debugging from there......