stop executio at some particular condition

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Hi Dears,
I want to know if I can break the execution at some particular values of variables.
I am using C#.net
thank you

Posted 2-Dec-09 9:11am

J imran

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The best way to do this, is make your variable a property, so you can add code to check for the value, and put a breakpoint in there. You can set breakpoints to only trigger based on a value, but they will only trigger on that breakpoint still.

Posted 2-Dec-09 9:14am

Christian Graus

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AspDotNetDev · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-02T09:21:00

Depending on the version/edition of Visual Studio you have, you can use conditional breakpoints.

If you don't have the correct version/edition, you can just use an if statement and put a breakpoint in that:

C#

int x = GetValue()
if(x == 5){
    // Set breakpoint on the below line.
    x = x;
}