The problem I have is that my debugger doesn't enter my class Station when I create it in the mainwindow but he executes the class. I placed a breakpoint on InitializeComponent();
I hit F11
then the debugger highlights the Station statie = new Station();
F11
it highlights the next bracket. At this point I hover my mouse over statie and see the code has been executed it is not null.But when I edit my class with more code I wish to debug the class my debugger doens't go in the class even if I place a breakpoint in my class station.
I searched some debugger options to see if there are right but nothing really helps.(Tools -> options -> debugging -> general)
namespace NMBSLiveBoard
{
public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
Station statie = new Station();
}
}
}
That is normal. The Station constructor is a default one meaning there is nothing to go into.
If you need to see debugging info of a method or some property you should assign it or call it (for a method).
All information about the object you just created should be available if you place your mouse over the newly created Station variable.
i forgot to make an instace of my class in my xaml. this fixed my problem when i used a constructor in my class i had an infinte loop
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