I can write and 'compile' a dll OR a windows form application. But how can I debug a dll using a windows form application? I can accomplish this by opening up two simultaneous copies of vb.net, but changing the dll means I have to remove the reference and add it back in to the windows application. This is a bit of a pain.
I also tried creating a dll project and adding a windows form to the project and setting it as the startup object. This makes debugging easy and I can create a dll by reverting back to the original project settings for a 'dll'. But since the program doesn't access this dll in the same way (no 'reference' or 'imports') I can't be sure it'll behave the same way.
What's the correct answer?
I also tried creating a dll project and adding a windows form to the project and setting it as the startup object. This makes debugging easy and I can create a dll by reverting back to the original project settings for a 'dll'. But since the program doesn't access this dll in the same way (no 'reference' or 'imports') I can't be sure it'll behave the same way.
What's the correct answer?