Debugging a project on localhost, when there was an exception visual studio used to break in the IDE and I could inspect variables etc. If I pressed F5 the same error would display in the browser.
I've done something in the settings and now the browser just displays the error and debugging stops. The browser looks like this:
How do I go back to where it would stop in the IDE and show something like this (I've screen grabbed a breakpoint, but it would have been an exception before)
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I have just changed the package name in the android studio, and also replaced the new google-services.json file downloaded from the firebase console to configure the new package. After these changes, the application is installed properly on the emulator but it is displaying just a white screen and not moving to the splash screen. Even, It is not going to Launcher activity, I have tried to debug by putting the breakpoints. In the logcat of the android studio, it seems it is closing and opening in infinite ways. I have also attached the screenshots here.
I have an Archos Hello 7 tablet running on Android 8.1
When I try to launch the app in debug mode from Android Studio, the app starts but the screen stays black.
Debug mode works fine with other phones or tablet.
Removing all the breakpoints solved the problem, even though I'm sure that execution was not stopped on a breakpoint when I had the back screen.
To remove all the breakpoints in Android Studio, open
Run menu -> View Breakpoints...
then select all your breakpoints and hit the Delete button
I'm debugging Node.js application on Visual Studio 2015. It works great but there is one issue I find a big time-waster. If my program runs into an error I see the error on the console, but debugger does NOT stop where the error happened. I have to look up the line-number from the console-log then locate that line in the source-code.
It works better when debugging browser-based JavaScript on Visual Studio, the debugger halts whenever an error is thrown, which is REALLY great.
Is it possible to get the Visual Studio debugger to halt when the debugged program running on Node.js throws an error?
You could install the Node.js Tools for Visual Studio and use the Exception settings windows under Debug->Windows. It would throw or catch the Exception.
http://nodejstools.codeplex.com/discussions/538432
I am using Android Studio 1.3 with DDMS on Linux 64-bit. For some reason, when I try to debug with DDMS by selecting my app in the process list and clicking the "bug" in the tool menu, it shows debugging as disabled (grayed out). However, if I close DDMS and just use Android Studio for debugging, then everything works fine. Note that I've installed the debug version of my app so I should be able to connect to it.
Is there a way to use DDMS and be able to debug my app at the same time? I've tried attaching with Android Studio and loading up DDMS but it seems I can only have one ADB session at a time. Therefore, I must close DDMs before I can debug my app.
I have one problem with Visual Studio 2012 which is when I run the code the command prompt window doesnt open. I think everything is ok with the code that when I debug and run it, appears a light blue bar below saying "Ready" after I debug and run the code but the command window doesnt open. What I should do for the command window to appear?
I encountered a problem where the command window stopped opening while I was debugging. (I had accidentally closed it out with the "X" previously.) Checking the MSDN help page gave me the following:
The Command window is used to execute commands or aliases directly in the Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE). You can execute both menu commands and commands that do not appear on any menu. To display the Command window, choose Other Windows from the View menu, and select Command Window.
It sounds like your project is not a Console Application. Double check!