Not able to add new code in existing application

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.NET3.5

I had developed one windows application in c#.net.
Due to some problem I have formatted my pc and re-installed .Net 3.5.

Now i have opened the same project and trying to develop it.
but at the time of debugging the compiler does not executes my new code.

I have tried Tools > Option > Debugging > General > Require source file......
its not working.

Please help me !

Posted 9-Aug-11 1:37am

Prasad131

Updated 9-Aug-11 1:54am

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5 solutions

Solution 1

What happen when you click the Debug (on VS)?

Posted 9-Aug-11 1:55am

CodingLover

Solution 2

Make new project and copy all files(excpet .sln and .csproj file) in it then try running it

Posted 9-Aug-11 1:58am

Syed Salman Raza Zaidi

Solution 3

@CodingLover

C#

switch (tvPurchase.SelectedNode.Text)
{ 
    case "Orders":
        ...
        ...
        break;
    case "Vendors":
        ...
        ...
        break;
}

my first case is my old code...
second one is new code that i added..
breakpoint comes on the second case but do not executes...

Posted 9-Aug-11 2:03am

Prasad131

Solution 5

you need to rebuild the solution. Also check if the dependent dll's are correctly placed in the referenced path.

Posted 9-Aug-11 2:45am

josephbhaskar

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Toniyo Jackson · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-09T02:07:00

Solution 4

Rebuild the solution.

1) Go to Solution in the solution explorer and Right click
2) Click Rebuild solution

Posted 9-Aug-11 2:07am

Toniyo Jackson

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CodingLover 9-Aug-11 8:53am

Clean and rebuild.

Prasad131 9-Aug-11 23:56pm

Thank You so much for help
rebuild solution solved the problem..
now i am getting breakpoint on each code newly written...
thank you..

Toniyo Jackson 10-Aug-11 1:48am

You are welcome