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re: Did you know… You can press Shift+F11 to step out of a function - #311

Raj — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 00:21:08 GMT

Sara,

Is it possible to set a property to "remain in the same class" while debugging?

Thanks.

Raj

re: Did you know… You can press Shift+F11 to step out of a function - #311

Tess — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:07:44 GMT

Sara,

The statement you made:

Now the thing i don’t get is how do you know whether this next statement in the above picture is about to execute or has been executed. maybe there’s a visual glyph somewhere that i’m missing…

To answer your question, I know for sure in VB, when an application is in break mode, the Step into command causes the currently highlighted line (the execution point) to execute. If that line contains a call to a procedure or function (method), the next highlighted line is the 1st line in that procedure or function (method). In other words, the Step Into command allows you to single-step through a procedure or function (method) when it is called.

Like the Step Into command the Step Over command causes the currently highlighted line to execute. If the line contains a procedure or function (method) call, however, the procedure or function (method) is executed without stepping through its statements.

Finally, use the Step Out command when single-stepping through a procedure or function (method), if you want the remainder of the procedure or function (method) to complete execution without single stepping. After the procedure or function (method) has completed, the line following the procedure or function (method) call is highlighted, and you may resume single-stepping.

Logic tells me since the languages you can program in Visual Studio all use the .NET Framework it does not matter if you are coding in C++, VB, Java, ect... the same above would apply to any and all languages written in Visual Studio and Express Editions with the exception of obviously syntax and possibly when using the Visual Web Developer I believe somethings in the debugger mode are different there. Do not mark my word about that though, (anyone feel free to correct me if I am wrong) it has been a good year or so since I have used the Visual Web Developer and I do not remember on the top of my head if is a similar debugging environment. I am sure it is though. One thing I do remember in Web Developer is that you have to add the Web.config file (containing an option that permits debugging)to your project when you debug for the 1st time.

NOTE: The word method means the same thing as a function or procedure. Method is the terminolgy used by OOP programmers, incase anyone needs clarification about that.

In VB:

Step Into F8

Step Over Shift + F8

Step Out Ctrl + Shift + F8

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