Yes that makes sense. I'm interested in knowning the location of a class,
interface and field either with ISymWrapper or some unmanaged code.
Tks for the help.
[quoted text, click to view] ""Jonathan Keljo [MS]"" <jkeljo@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Sequence points are places in IL that the compiler considers "interesting"
> places to be able to stop while debugging...typically the beginning of
> every source line, or occasionally sub-line statements (like in C# where
> you can step to each part of the "for" statement). They only apply to
> methods; fields and classes don't have sequence points. That's why only
> ISymbolMethod has a GetSequencePoints function.
>
> Let me know if I'm misunderstanding your question.
>
> Jonathan
>
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> | From: "Sacha Faust" <sacha@severus.org>
> | Subject: ISymWrapper and missing GetSequencePoints()?
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> | I'm able to get the sequence point on ISymbolMethod but the call doesn't
> | seem to be available for anything else like class or other members
> | definition.
> |
> | I did look in Debug.Ref.doc but no luck.
> | Is there another way to get to that information either in managed or
> | unmanaged code?
> |
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