what is the deal with the command window in C# debugging projects -- visual studio .net debugging

Les Smith
1/21/2004 6:23:48 AM

Eric
Something else has to be wrong, I just tried removing an
item from an arraylist of structure with

regionlist.removeat(0) and it worked.

Here is my command window

?regionlist(0).rname
"Helper Methods " {String}
String: "Helper Methods "

regionlist.RemoveAt(0)

?regionlist(0).rname
"Consturctor" {String}
String: "Constructor "

Constructor was at (1) until I did the removeat and then
it moved down to (0).

Check to make sure you have something in the arraylist. I
am using 2003 .NET.

Hope this helps.
Les

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apennell NO[at]SPAM online.microsoft.com
2/4/2004 10:44:14 PM

You need to put the command window into Immediate mode if you want method
calls to work without prefixing everything with ?

In command mode it wants VS Commands (e.g. Debug.Watch). In Immediate mode
it wants expressions e.g. foo.bar(0)

I agree, it is very confusing.

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