Hi everyone,
I'm writing code in VS2005 (C#) and would like to know if there is a better
why to debug than my current method. Currently, I wrote the code and compile
in VS. Then, I start AutoCAD and use NETLOAD to load the DLL and test my
application. If I find a problem, I go back to VS, change the code,
recompile, restart AutoCAD, etc. This is, to say the least, a rather long
process when I just want to see the results of some "what if" scenarios that
are just part of the process of learning a new programming language.
1) Any suggestions for debugging inside VS with AutoCAD?
2) Can I unload .NET assemblies in AutoCAD 2006 without restarting AutoCAD?
This would save me steps / time involved with restarting AutoCAD / Civil 3D.
Thanks,
Scott