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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / August 2005inherited forms - random debugging errors
Hey, I have an application that has many inherited forms from a base form. Everything works well but every now and then when I hit "Start" VS .Net 2003 gives me errors from the inherited forms.... I need to Rebuild the Solution and then everything is ok... does anyone knows why does this happen? Thanks! I have the same problem with a fairly large vb app with about 30 classes. Classes are independant of each other except one case of a base class and four derived classes. I F5 (start) only after trivial edits. I rebuild after extensive edits or any change that affects classes in a major way, eg changing a method from private to public. I think MS wants an example before acknowledging a problem, but examples of this problem require a sufficient degree of project complexity. In my opinion, there is a bug in build with projects of sufficient complexity. > Hey, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks! I have this problem as well. Is there any solution to this? It is starting to drive me nuts. I make a simple change to the code and all of a sudden, 5 or 6 completly different forms have "lost" variables or methods. Most of these forms inherit from a base form. Changing the form class on each page from Public to Private, and back to public ( exactly back to the way it was ) fixes the problem. Things I have noticed: Seems to happen more when I have a designer open, or when a dataset is open. But, has happend when I have only had code open. I close all designers before building. A restart of VS, or the machine usually helps for a while, but it will always show up. Did not get really bad until other modules were added and project got large. Once it does start, and I dont restart, I can almost count on VS quitting with no warning. Just disappears. > I have the same problem with a fairly large vb app with about 30 classes. > Classes are independant of each other except one case of a base class and [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > Thanks!
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