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or, you can try this:<br />
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If System.Diagnostics.Debugge<wbr />r.IsAttach<wbr />ed = True Then<br />
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&nbsp;' do what you want to do if it's in the debugging mode<br />
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End If<br />
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no need to check or uncheck any settings,<br />
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good luck,<br />
yurich
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or, you can try this:

If System.Diagnostics.Debugger.IsAttached = True Then

 ' do what you want to do if it's in the debugging mode

End If

no need to check or uncheck any settings,

good luck,
yurich

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how do I go about doing a specific thing or setting a variable when the debugger is running? I believe I may be able to use the DTE object in some way, but I havent been able to figure it out.<br />
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here's an example of how I would like to use it...<br />
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If doSomeFunctionToDetermineI<wbr />fDebuggerR<wbr />unning then debugMode = true<br />
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The reason I would like to know is because while we are debugging our code, I want to work with normal XML files (for ease of use). But when making a release, I want the XMLs to be encrypted. <br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks.
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how do I go about doing a specific thing or setting a variable when the debugger is running? I believe I may be able to use the DTE object in some way, but I havent been able to figure it out.

here's an example of how I would like to use it...

If doSomeFunctionToDetermineIfDebuggerRunning then debugMode = true

The reason I would like to know is because while we are debugging our code, I want to work with normal XML files (for ease of use). But when making a release, I want the XMLs to be encrypted. 

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Specific action only when debugger is running

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