Could not load this custom viewer #50

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1. zspitz commented on Nov 14, 2019

   

   zspitz

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   Are you saying the visualizer only works with Managed Compatibility Mode turned off?

   • What version of VS are you using?
   • Are you using the Antlr / Antlr.Runtime NuGet package? Or the Antlr.Runtime.Standard package? Which version?
   • Is this a .NET Framework project, or a .NET Core project?
   • Which language?
2. satabol commented on Nov 14, 2019

   

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   What version of VS are you using?
   Visual Studio 2019 Professional, Windows 8.1 x64

   Are you using the Antlr / Antlr.Runtime NuGet package? Or the Antlr.Runtime.Standard package? Which version?
   I'm using Antlr.Runtime NuGet package - Antlr4.Runtime.Standard 4.7.2, Antlr4BuildTasks 1.0.8

   Is this a .NET Framework project, or a .NET Core project?
   .NET Framework 4.6.2

   Which language?
   C#
3. zspitz commented on Nov 14, 2019

   

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   I'm unable to reproduce on a .NET 4.6.2 project, as I am unable to debug at all with Managed Compatibility Mode on.

   @satabol, is turning off Managed Compatibility Mode a good workaround for you?
4. satabol commented on Nov 14, 2019

   

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   is turning off Managed Compatibility Mode a good workaround for you?

   Yes. When I set On then I get error again.
   An addition - I have a WPF project.
5. zspitz commented on Nov 14, 2019

   

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   So I'll make note of this in the README, and close this issue.
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7. satabol commented on Nov 14, 2019

   

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   I'll make note of this in the README, and close this issue

   Ok. Thank you.