How do I disable 'Just My Code' in Visual

How do I disable 'Just My Code' in Visual Basic 2005 Express?

It is supposed to be in menu Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> Enable Just My Code, but I can't find it.

回答1:

This option is not available in Visual Studio itself for most Express editions (it is in Visual C# 2010 Express, though). For instance, in Visual Studio 2008 the options dialog is:

But in the Express edition, Visual Basic 2005 Express, "Debugging" is not available - only 4 of the 12 are:

However, the 'Just My Code' setting can be changed through the settings file, CurrentSettings.vssettings:

Open the settings file for Visual Basic Express 2005, CurrentSettings.vssettings (see below)
Change the value of JustMyCode from "1" to "0" - replace <PropertyValue name="JustMyCode">1</PropertyValue> with <PropertyValue name="JustMyCode">0</PropertyValue>.
Save the file, but under a different name, like JustMyCodeOff_CurrentSettings.vssettings.
Open Visual Basic 2005 Express.
Open menu Tools -> Import and Export Settings -> Import selected environment settings (the middle option) -> Next.
Choose “No, just import new settings, overwriting my current” -> Next (as we already have a backup copy in the old file that we didn't touch).
Press Browse to the new settings file, for example, JustMyCodeOff_CurrentSettings.vssettings.
Press Next and Finish.

Note that the line in the settings file containing "Just My Code" is extremely long, more than 200,000 characters, and not all text editors are able to handle it. The safe option may be to use a hex editor to change "1" to "0".

A common location of CurrentSettings.vssettings is:

C:\Documents and Settings\SomeUser\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Settings\VB Express\CurrentSettings.vssettings

Other settings for the debugger are:

ConfirmDeleteAllBreakpoints
StopAllProcesses
StopOnExceptionCrossingManagedBoundary
EnableAddressLevelDebugging
ShowDisassemblyWhenNoSource
EnableBreakpointConstraints
UseExceptionHelper
AutoUnwindOnException
JustMyCode
ShowNonPublicMembers
WarnIfNoUserCodeOnLaunch
AllowImplicitFuncEval
AllowToString
UseSourceServer
ShowSourceServerDiagnostics
AlwaysColorMarkerText
UseDocumentChecksum
OutputToImmediate
ShowRawStructures
DisableJITOptimization
ShowNoSymbolsDialog
HexDisplay
HexInput
AddUnmappedBreakpointAtMappedLocation
StepIntoOnRestart
ENCEnable
ENCApplyChangesOnContinue
ENCWelcome
ENCStaleCodeWarning
ENCPrecompile
ENCRelink
NOENCAllowEdits
NOENCIgnore
NOENCRebuild
ConfirmFoundFiles
DisasmLineNumbers
ModulesShowAll
UseCodeSense
DisasmFields
CallStackViewOptions
ShowExternalCode
SourceStepUnit
DisasmStepUnit
CrossThreadCallStack
SaveRemoteDumps
LongEvalTimeout
NormalEvalTimeout
QuickwatchTimeout
DataTipTimeout
AutosReturnValsTimeout
AutosRegistersTimeout
LocalsTimeout
RegistersTimeout
AddressExpressionTimeout
ScriptDocsTimeout
ImmediateWindowTimeout
SetValueTimeout
ShowNonprintableCharsAsGlyphs
ShowSystemProcesses
ShowProcessesFromAllSessions
EnhancedDataTips
UserSpecifiedEngines
OutputOnException
OutputOnModuleLoad
OutputOnModuleUnload
OutputOnModuleSymbolSearch
OutputOnProcessDestroy
OutputOnThreadDestroy
OutputOnOutputDebugString
OutputOnDebuggerMessage
VariableWindowIcons
DisableAttachSecurityWarning
LoadDllExports
NativeRPC
AllowSideEffectEval
EnableWatchTipBar
AutoLoadFromSymbolPath
LoadSymbolsWhenSettingsChanged
OneClickEdit
OfferArrayExpansion
VariableWindowPromptOnLargeExpansion
VariableWindowMaxSupportedChildren
PromptToAddSourceToIgnoreList
SourceServerExtractToDirectory
DefaultTracepointMessage
ProgramToDebugPath
AttachToProcessDefaultEngineList
SecureSourceLocalDirectory
SymbolPath
SymbolPathState
SymbolCacheDir

回答2:

You can choose in option window "Show all settings". Then you will see also debugging options, I guess (I have VB 2010, and here it works this way).