debug.writeline where does it go?

[Lloyd Sheen]

As stated in the subject. I have a very complicated multi thread app that
has gone wrong. I have never had to use the debug namespace before but I am
just trying to get a list of occurences into a subroutine. I have the line

Debug.Write("Foldercount = " + CStr(FolderCount))


which I can see being executed but in VS 2005 I can see no output.

????

Lloyd Sheen

 

[Steve]

Look in the output window. It's probably one of the many windows at the
bottom of the IDE while debugging.


Steve C.
MCSD,MCAD,MCSE,MCP+I,CNE,CNA,CCNA

 

[Lloyd Sheen]

Look in the output window. It's probably one of the many windows at the
bottom of the IDE while debugging.


Steve C.
MCSD,MCAD,MCSE,MCP+I,CNE,CNA,CCNA

That is where I looked for it . Its a no show. All assemblies in the
solution are debug.

Lloyd Sheen

 

[Jack Jackson]

As stated in the subject. I have a very complicated multi thread app that
has gone wrong. I have never had to use the debug namespace before but I am
just trying to get a list of occurences into a subroutine. I have the line

Debug.Write("Foldercount = " + CStr(FolderCount))


which I can see being executed but in VS 2005 I can see no output.

????

Lloyd Sheen

The first time I tried this I couldn't find it either.

View -> Output.

 

[Michel Posseth [MCP]]

Look in the output window and make sure you run the ide in debug modus

by the way i personally prefer debug.writeline ("blah blah ")

p.s.
it is not necesary to remove your debug write statements cause they are
automaticly removed with a release build


hth

Michel