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    edit and continue in VB.NET [Resolved]

    does any one have an idea why the edit and continue is disabled
    in vb.net ???
    that is a great feature, and its found in vb6, y would they remove it ??!
    well, just wondering, maybe there is a point that i cant see !!!!
    Last edited by ZaidGS; Aug 31st, 2003 at 06:02 AM.

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    Been posted many times, the search button is useful.

    Next version it comes back

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    It is in vb.net Look under Tools/options
    Expand Debugging tab select Edit and Continue
    Under Changes in Visual Basic and Visual C# Code
    Select the Allow me to edit VB Files while debugging.

    Tomson

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    It is in vb.net Look under Tools/options
    Expand Debugging tab select Edit and Continue
    Under Changes in Visual Basic and Visual C# Code
    Select the Allow me to edit VB Files while debugging.

    Tomson

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    You can't do it with ASP.NET though which is a real pain in the a**e
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    Originally posted by Tomson
    It is in vb.net Look under Tools/options
    Expand Debugging tab select Edit and Continue
    Under Changes in Visual Basic and Visual C# Code
    Select the Allow me to edit VB Files while debugging.

    Tomson
    This allows you to make changes to the code while the program is running and not have to restart it, but the catch is that the changes don't take place until you restart.

    The reason it's not in place now is because you're actually debugging the program as it is running in a compiled state. In VB6 it would run the program in memory in an uncompiled state, thus allowing you to make changes on the fly.
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