How can I tell if the code is being debugged in the .NET IDE???

I have some code, and I want to do something like:

VB Code:

Dim RandomNumber As New Random
If IsRunningInIDE Or Else RandomNumber.Next(0,11) = 10 Then
   'do something
End If

I want some code to execute on a 1 in 10 chance. But when testing on my PC while running in IDE I want it to happen all the time.

yea yea...I know code is compiled and executed from the DLL, but the IDE debugs it.

Is this possible?

Woof

Why not use a constant boolean. That way if the compiler is any good your debugger code won't even be executed when you set your boolean to false for a release build :)

Yea. Thought of that. But didn't want the "hassle" of changing a varible :D
I am lazy.

Woof

Your post reminded me that I had seen a Debugger name space before.

Try

Debugger.IsAttached

:)

VB Code:

If System.Diagnostics.Debugger.IsAttached Then
       Response.Write("Woof")
End If

Cheers.

Woka