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Phil Galey
I'm developing in VB.NET 2002 on Windows 2000 SP4.
When I'm running my application in the design environment, it generates an error at one point that says: "There is no source code available for the current location."
If I click OK, it still runs the code, but it will not allow me to run it in break mode after that point, even if I put a Stop statement in the code. It ignores the Stop statement.
It was originally running into this error at a line which executes a 3rd party COM method. Mut the the problem migrated to an earlier line, where it's working only with intrinic VB.NET objects.
Could it be multi-threading perhaps, even though my program is not set up nor intended for multi-threading? Is there a solution for this problem? Thanks.
When I'm running my application in the design environment, it generates an error at one point that says: "There is no source code available for the current location."
If I click OK, it still runs the code, but it will not allow me to run it in break mode after that point, even if I put a Stop statement in the code. It ignores the Stop statement.
It was originally running into this error at a line which executes a 3rd party COM method. Mut the the problem migrated to an earlier line, where it's working only with intrinic VB.NET objects.
Could it be multi-threading perhaps, even though my program is not set up nor intended for multi-threading? Is there a solution for this problem? Thanks.