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Anywhere you want.<br />
You can only debug files easily/usefully if they are built with debug information. &nbsp;Most exe files do not include that information, some are even specifically obfuscated to hinder you inspecting the file in a debugger.
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Anywhere you want.
You can only debug files easily/usefully if they are built with debug information.  Most exe files do not include that information, some are even specifically obfuscated to hinder you inspecting the file in a debugger.

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What are you developing? (Store, console etc.)
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What are you developing? (Store, console etc.)

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I only work universal apps and trying to create an IStorageFile in order to use:<br />
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private async void Button_Tapped(object sender,TappedRoutedEventAr<wbr />gs)<br />
{<br />
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Windows.Data.Pdf.PdfDocume<wbr />nt d = await PdfDocument.Load(IStorageF<wbr />ile);}<br />
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but it says &quot;no can find the file&quot;
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I only work universal apps and trying to create an IStorageFile in order to use:

private async void Button_Tapped(object sender,TappedRoutedEventArgs)
{


Windows.Data.Pdf.PdfDocument d = await PdfDocument.Load(IStorageFile);}

but it says "no can find the file"

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not create convert StorgaeFile.GetFileByPath(<wbr />string filename) to IStorageFile
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not create convert StorgaeFile.GetFileByPath(string filename) to IStorageFile

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oh I can upload pdf by a stream , didn't know that thanks anyway
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oh I can upload pdf by a stream , didn't know that thanks anyway

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Where can I put File to debug it normally?<br />
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(ApplicationData.Current.F<wbr />older)
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Where can I put File to debug it normally?

(ApplicationData.Current.Folder)

Put File

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