How to use autohotkey for debug through dbgp?

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I am using Notepad++ i write a c# program in Notepad++. how to debug using AutoHotkey. in my System not AutoHotkey. and installed AutoHotkey.exe
but not working AutoHotkey. how do i debug C# Program in Notepad++.

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and installed AutoHotkey.exe

but not working AutoHotkey.

Posted 27-Sep-20 2:44am

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Updated 27-Sep-20 3:20am

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Dave Kreskowiak 27-Sep-20 11:12am

How on earth are you going to "debug" code using AutoHotkey, which is just a tool for keyboard macros, not a debugger?

Notepad++ is just a text editor. It has no debugger for any code.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2020-09-27T03:20:00

You don't debug C# apps in Notepad or Notepad++: if you want to write C# apps, I strongly recommend that you install and use Visual Studio - there are free versions available from Microsoft - which provides editor, compiler, and debugger (along with a load of other useful things) in a single package and a single working environment. It'll even let you edit the code while you are debugging it!

If you don't you are making your own life considerably harder: you don't get Intellisence, autocompletion, application frameworks, method usage tips, easy property management for controls, ... loads of stuff which makes your work quicker, easier, and less stressful.
Seriously: go to MS and get a copy!