July 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1300 pages
87h 27m
English
You might remember from Chapter 2 and Chapter 3, “The Anatomy of a Visual Basic Project,” that every time you create a Visual Basic application the IDE generates some background code. Moreover, your code often invokes system code that you do not necessarily need to investigate. In Visual Basic the IDE offers the capability of debugging just your own code, excluding system and auto-generated code. This feature is also known as Just My Code debugging. This is useful because you can focus on your code. Just My Code is enabled by default in Visual Studio 2015. To disable it or enable it, open the Options window, select the Debugging node on the left, and then flag or unflag the Enable Just My Code (Managed Only) check box, ...