Visual Studio 2012 Express edition: I always see "A Break cannot be inserted at this location"

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I always see "A Break cannot be inserted at this location" at the bottom of VS2012 editor before i enter code into a class, when i click on the code window i see a break point automatically placed, and not allowing me to enter code into the editor.

How could i solve the problem.

Regards,
Pradeep

Posted 6-Aug-13 1:25am

Pradeep Bolleddula

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ZurdoDev 6-Aug-13 7:49am

You can't enter code? Something is broken.

Pradeep Bolleddula 6-Aug-13 8:21am

i tried to create new project. But, same is the case.

Pradeep Bolleddula 6-Aug-13 8:22am

when i click on the code editor window, VS 2012 automatically places a break point

BulletVictim 7-Aug-13 5:10am

Assuming this happends when you debug your code:
Check the tabs at the top of the window, It opens a "read-only" type window of the code you want to debug(should be highlighted in red in the right hand corner, if you want to edit the code check the grey tabs to the left for the tab you want to alter.
Also check for new updates, it seems to have been resolved that you can edit your code while its running.

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