>>>>>>What methods from VFP do you miss in .NET? Anything that's awkward or not very straightforward for somebody with a VFP background? I'm thinking of making a set of extension methods geared for VFP devs and I've been out of it way too long to remember much.
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>>>>>The one I miss the most is being able to set a breakpoint on a variable and tell it to stop when it changes.
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>>>>I always thought I just wasn't finding the menu option to do that.
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>>>>Checking (since you got me thinking about it), I see this that indicates you can do it..
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>>>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/5557y8b4.aspx
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>>>>I'm testing to see if that actually works (part of that article is for C++ only)..
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>>>and it does work.
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>>but it says only for c++ right? Did I miss something. You got it to work in c#?
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>What I'm reading doesn't say it is for C++, and the breakpoint menu has the option for condition/changed. It sounds like it ought to work, but it doesn't seem to break when the condition is changed. I'm thinking there must be a specific type of statement that this will work with (not assignment or declaration so far), but I haven't got it yet.

The breakpoint only gets hit if the line it is on executes. It will tell you if a value *has* changed since the last time the line executed - but that is of limited use and won't help to tell you *when* it changed.