I don’t really care which line in a class was hit. I just want to know when the class is accessed.
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I don’t really care which line in a class was hit. I just want to know when the class is accessed.
If it’s an instantiable class, put a break point in the constructor. If it has static methods or properties, you would have to put a breakpoint in the first line of each method/property. As far as I know, that’s the only way to break when a class is accessed.