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If there's a more appropriate forum for this question, someone please say. I have just installed dotnet-script on my W10 system and used the command "dotnet-script init" to create a basic "Hello World" CSX project. I replaced the default with a simple 3-line script that creates two integer variables and then outputs their sum, set a breakpoint on the 1st line and hit F5. What I get is really weird - the editor window appears as though execution has stopped on my breakpoint, but the debug window shows that the code has already run through to completion and output the result (see below). If I hit F10 or use the mouse to click the "step over" button, the editor window then immediately reflects the fact that the code has completed (i.e. it goes back to basic edit mode). Michael |
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Found what I think is a more appropriate forum for this - raised it as an issue in the omnisharp-vscode project. |
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Found what I think is a more appropriate forum for this - raised it as an issue in the omnisharp-vscode project.