Debugging in V.Studio

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When I am Debugging
let the Selected Index is not Valid
for Combo box selection.

The Eror or exception is showing
under the controls.cs file.

I mean combobox1.cs file and leaving the original
program location.

help needed How to avoid this.

Posted 28-Jun-12 1:29am

Karwa_Vivek

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Farhan Ghumra 28-Jun-12 7:42am

Post some code where your are getting error

[no name] 28-Jun-12 7:47am

How can you expect anyone to help you? You have not posted the most important information that anyone would need to possibly help you.... the error! Out of the thousands of errors that it could possibly be, we are supposed to guess? And, you left out the second most important piece of information... the code where you are getting the error! How do you expect anyone to suggest fixes for your code when no one can see it?

Karwa_Vivek 28-Jun-12 7:52am

AM NOT GETTING ANY ERROR ..... BUT WHEN I AM GETTING ANY ERROR OR EXCEPTION..
ITS NOT SHOWING IT IN THE RIGHT PLACE ,WHEREAS ITS SHOWING ME THE EXCEPTION OR ERROR UNDER THE CLASS FILE OF THAT CONTROL IN WHICH THE ERROR OCCURRED.
MAY YOU UNDERSTAND ME NOW..PROVIDE YOUR MAIL ID SO THAT I CAN SEND YOU SOME SCREEN SHOTS

[no name] 28-Jun-12 8:02am

No... that does not make any sense. First, you are screaming at me and I don't like that. Second you said you was getting an error and now you say you are not getting an error. Then you say that the error is showing in the wrong place. Maybe you should rethink what it is that you are trying to do here.

Karwa_Vivek 28-Jun-12 8:04am

you must re-Read my Posted Question..

[no name] 28-Jun-12 8:29am

Oh I have read it and re-read it. It make make perfect sense to you but to anyone else it does not. You have and error but you do not have an error does not make sense in any language. Good luck getting help.

Karwa_Vivek 28-Jun-12 8:05am

Anyways Thanks For Your valuable time and Attention.

Karwa_Vivek 28-Jun-12 7:53am

AM NOT GETTING ANY ERROR ..... BUT WHEN I AM GETTING ANY ERROR OR EXCEPTION..
ITS NOT SHOWING IT IN THE RIGHT PLACE ,WHEREAS ITS SHOWING ME THE EXCEPTION OR ERROR UNDER THE CLASS FILE OF THAT CONTROL IN WHICH THE ERROR OCCURRED.
MAY YOU UNDERSTAND ME NOW..

ZurdoDev 28-Jun-12 8:23am

It sounds like your combo box is a usercontrol that is likely a wrapper around the built-in one and it has a bug.

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Tim Corey · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-28T02:26:00

It sounds like the error you are seeing is showing up in the code of the control itself, which you feel is the "wrong" place. It sounds like you want to debug your code and don't want to see the code that you didn't write as part of the debugging process. Visual Studio has a setting called "Just My Code" that allows you to only see your code when debugging. Under the Options menu in the Debugging section, you can select this box and you should no longer see code you didn't write when you are debugging.

Here is a link to more information about the "Just My Code" option:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h5e30exc(v=vs.80).aspx[^]