Visual Studio not breaking on user-unhandled exceptions
For visual studio 2015 : 1.Open Exception settings window (it’s new in 2015) 2.Check All CLR Exceptions 3.If you don’t need visual studio to throw specific exceptions uncheck this
For visual studio 2015 : 1.Open Exception settings window (it’s new in 2015) 2.Check All CLR Exceptions 3.If you don’t need visual studio to throw specific exceptions uncheck this
I didn’t find the reason of this issue but it was solved when I clicked on Restore defaults and reload button from Settings.
I would probably abuse the short-circuiting nature of JavaScript’s logical AND operator and replace instances of: console.log(“Foo.”); With: DEBUG && console.log(“Foo.”); Assuming DEBUG is a global variable that evaluates to true if debugging is enabled. This strategy avoids neutering console.log(), so you can still call it in release mode if you really have to (e.g. … Read more
You have to press and hold the ‘toggle window position’ button in the top right corner and then release the mouse on the icon that appears below. On newer versions of chrome, it looks like this:
I’m not entirely sure why you have the {} around the string values, – my hunch is that it is to demonstrate that the values are coming from a remote execution – but I know for a fact that S is being truncated due to optimization… {$O-} // Disable Optimization var S: AnsiString; S2: UnicodeString; … Read more
As for version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit) in Ubuntu is still a bug. As a workaround you can start adding: //` to the end of lines containing templated strings, which fixes the formatting in the chrome sources tab. Here some examples of my working jsx code. In component props: <Field name={`${fields.name}[${index}].comments`}// ` component=”input” type=”text” /> … Read more
I ran into this when I left import pdb and a pdb.set_trace() in my production code. When the pdb.set_trace() line was executed, python was waiting for my input to tell it to continue or step into, etc… Because the python code was being called by a web server I wasn’t there to press c to … Read more
This problem can occur when your workspace broke. Just close Visual Studio, delete (or better first just rename) the .vs folder and start Visual Studio again. It can even happen with VS2017.
You may have to change the debugger port if your port is already used by another program. To do so: Run Edit Configurations Startup/Connection tab Debug Change the port here Or, maybe in other versions: Run Edit Configurations Remote > Remote debug in the list on the left Configuration tab, Settings section Port: change the … Read more
The problem is described in IDEA-43728 and in the breakpoints documentation. In short, to avoid it use suspend thread (not all) breakpoint policy.