I have a weird problem with the VS 2010 debugger. Recently I created a new web application project without setting any breakpoint in it. When running the web application VS seemingly randomly inserts "ghost breakpoints" in the project, where the breakpoint
ball is not present/visible in VS but still these random code lines are being debugged. When going to Debug->Delet All Breakpoints it solves the issue but still it is very weird why VS does this.
benjib98
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VS 2010 debugger bug
Apr 25, 2012 11:32 AM|LINK
I have a weird problem with the VS 2010 debugger. Recently I created a new web application project without setting any breakpoint in it. When running the web application VS seemingly randomly inserts "ghost breakpoints" in the project, where the breakpoint ball is not present/visible in VS but still these random code lines are being debugged. When going to Debug->Delet All Breakpoints it solves the issue but still it is very weird why VS does this.
Any ideas?
SonicMan
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Re: VS 2010 debugger bug
Apr 27, 2012 02:32 AM|LINK
Hi
If you use F10 or F11 it will give you the exact same effect of breaking at ever line.
Dino He - MS...
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Re: VS 2010 debugger bug
Apr 27, 2012 02:34 AM|LINK
Hi
In the tools->option->Text Editor if you unchecked the Indicator margin you will not see the breakpoint, but it still exist.
Hope it helpful.
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