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meaning of breakpoint expansion in bp window?


meaning of breakpoint expansion in bp window? Leo Tohill
1/22/2004 11:32:14 PM
visual studio .net debugging:
In the breakpoint window, each listed bp can usually be expanded by clicking
the + that precedes the name. Then i see a list of identical lines, all the
same breakpoint. What is the meaning of this?

Re: meaning of breakpoint expansion in bp window? Leo Tohill
1/23/2004 9:06:23 PM
Does no one know? I have the feeling that this is the opening to some
wonderful debugging experience that awaits me, but I haven't the key!



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Re: meaning of breakpoint expansion in bp window? Leo Tohill
1/25/2004 6:57:57 PM
All that work that some MS programmer did to implement this feature, and
nobody knows what it does. What a shame.


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Re: meaning of breakpoint expansion in bp window? Oleg Starodumov
1/26/2004 11:06:49 AM

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/vsdebug/html/vctskBreakpointsWindow.asp?frame=true
(see "Child breakpoints")

Regards,
Oleg





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