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How do I debug a VBS code in Visual Studio?

Joe Ford

How do I debug a VBS code in Visual Studio?

In order to start the debugger, just click “Tools / VBScript Debug”. The VS JIT debugger asks you, wich debugger you want to use. Just select your *. vbs file and click Yes.

How do I debug a script in Visual Studio?

Debug server-side script

  1. With your project open in Visual Studio, open a server-side JavaScript file (such as server.js), click in the gutter to the left gutter to set a breakpoint:
  2. To run your app, press F5 (Debug > Start Debugging).
  3. Press F5 to continue the app.

Does Visual Studio support VBScript?

VBScript Extension for Visual Studio Code This extension implements basic language features of Visual Basic Script/VBScript/VBS for Visual Studio Code.

How do I debug a VBS file in Notepad ++?

How to: Run VBS from Notepad++

  1. Step 1: Find shortcuts.xml file. shortcuts.xml file is in folder of Notepad++ Windows XP Path: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Application Data\Notepad++\
  2. Step 2: Edit shortcuts. xml. Find section and add this:
  3. Step 3: Run *. vbs. Run Notepad++ with your *.

How do I create a vbscript in notepad?

Here are few steps that you can follow, how to run VB Script code written on notepad.

  1. Open notepad.
  2. Write any VB Script code. For example:
  3. Save notepad as Test.vbs on desktop. Once you will save notepad with script with the file extension .vbs the notepad will look like this-
  4. Now double click on the file.

Where is VBScript used?

VBScript is also used for server-side processing of web pages, most notably with Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP). The ASP engine and type library, asp. dll, invokes vbscript. dll to run VBScript scripts.

Where do I write VBScript?

Just like many other simple scripting languages, VBScript can be written on a simple word editor, like notepad and other such softwares (e.g. notepad++, Wordpad, etc.).

Where do I run python code?

How to Run Python Scripts Interactively

  1. The file with the Python code must be located in your current working directory.
  2. The file must be in the Python Module Search Path (PMSP), where Python looks for the modules and packages you import.