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Greetings All,
I just installed Snitz and was pleasantly surprised how easy it was!
I've coded with Pascal, C, C++, VB, VBA, .Net etc, over the years and am now embarking on the ASP world.
Which brings me to my question:
What do the people who wrote this forum use for classic ASP IDE's and debuggers?
Once again great job on Snitz people!
I just installed Snitz and was pleasantly surprised how easy it was!
I've coded with Pascal, C, C++, VB, VBA, .Net etc, over the years and am now embarking on the ASP world.
Which brings me to my question:
What do the people who wrote this forum use for classic ASP IDE's and debuggers?
Once again great job on Snitz people!
Postet den
we use a variety of text based editors and I don't think anyone uses a debugger. The only way I know to debug classic asp is by attaching VS to the asp worker process (w3wp) under IIS, but no idea if anyone here actually does that.
if you have coded in Pascal, C, C++, VB, VBA, .Net (although .Net is not a coding language
) why are you looking at classic ASP ? there is a .net version of the forum using C# under development http://snitz.reddiweb.com
if you have coded in Pascal, C, C++, VB, VBA, .Net (although .Net is not a coding language
) why are you looking at classic ASP ? there is a .net version of the forum using C# under development http://snitz.reddiweb.com
Postet den
why are you looking at classic ASP ?
I don't know, gluten for punishment?
I use the all inclusive .Net noun as an identifier for the entire M$ boxed code languages. They are really all the same now pretty much, with just small tweaks in the syntax.
I'll have to check the C# version, I didn't know it was out there. I ran across Snitz using Google and was really impressed with it's looks and ease of use.
I don't know, gluten for punishment?
I use the all inclusive .Net noun as an identifier for the entire M$ boxed code languages. They are really all the same now pretty much, with just small tweaks in the syntax.
I'll have to check the C# version, I didn't know it was out there. I ran across Snitz using Google and was really impressed with it's looks and ease of use.
Postet den
If you can get visual interdev (from MS Visual Studio 6) once you get it set up you can debug asp apps much like you can vb6. I used the interdev debugger extensively when I was actively coding classic asp and was glad to have it available. You can set breakpoints, step in, step over, inspect/edit variables, etc.