I have a component with source. It's been compiled in VS2500. Therefore I also have the DLL. I've installed it into the Toolbox.
I create a new c# app and place my component onto the form. The comp's dll path get into the references of my projekt.
From the form's code I call one of the comp's methods, and debug it.
Everything is ok, but when I want to debug into my comp' source (step into the method), it simply go forward. Why
Once I could achieve to appear an opendialog and it ask for the comp's source file, but unfortunately I can't do this again...
Could sy help
Debugging In Visual Studio.NET 2005...
greenie
Add the project with source of the DLL also added to the solution and place a breakpoint in the source. That should enable the debugger to flow through it and place a break point. Also, make sure the versions match between the DLL and the source.
Regards,
Vikram
_Donnie-Darko_
Whenever the source files for a component are moved, the debugger needs to be told how to find them. To make this task easier, you can add the path for the source files to the Debug Sources Files tab which you can find under the Solution properties.
HabibH.
nicope
The interesting is: After that I create a new solution with a new c# project and place the comp onto the form. Now I can debug into the comp's source without adding the
comp's source to the solution. So if I do it once then the Environment learn that the comp has source. Even If I change the comp's source path then during debuging
the Environment show an opendialog to get the new path for the comp's source. Everything is ok.
BUT: my problem is that I have many comp like that and I wouldn't like to do this with each comp, especially not if once I have to reinstall the VS2005 for any reason.
Could I say the environment in a direct way which comps or which references has source