Setting Conditional Breakpoints
I'm 100% sure I'm being really dumb here, but I can't for the life of me figure out conditional breakpoints...
If I make the condition "1 == 1" it works as expected, but I can't seem to get a breakpoint to fire based on something more complex, like two structs or two classes being equal.
Is that behavior not supported or am I going about it incorrectly? Can I do something like...
"myStruct == new Struct(1, 2, 3)"
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Hello Timothy Grant,
I wonder if "==" operator is overridden? For reference types other than string,
==by default returnstrueif its two operands refer to the same object.Thank you, for the response, Julia!
I haven't overridden "==" so I don't think that's the problem. I'll keep experimenting. I'm sure I'm doing something silly, I'm just not sure what it is yet!
We have faced issue with conditionals breackpoint too, so posting it here
"Object reference not set" happens when debugger hits breackpoint on property setter
My project uses guids, and I finally figured out how to set conditional breakpoints on a guid. Seems obvious now, but could not find an example.
myEvent.MyId == System.Guid.Parse("A1C7499C-4847-764D-F9C0-39F2212F82A4")