Cannot Modify a Visual Basic Procedure in Break Mode

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A Visual Basic module is compiled, or translated into code that can run, the first time you run a procedure in the module. Additionally, any module that this module depends on is also compiled. For example, if a procedure or variable is used in another module, that module is also compiled. Also, any dependent module in a dependent project is compiled, and the dependent project is loaded at this time (if it isn't already loaded).

There are several stages of compilation. During the first stage, each line of code in the module is parsed as you enter the line. The next stage occurs when you run a procedure in the module. All the module-level code (that is, variables, types, and declaration statements [sub, function, and property]) is compiled. (All modules in all projects involved must get to this stage before any module can be compiled further. You can receive a compile error in a non-dependent module when a different module is being compiled.) After this stage, all lines in all procedures in the dependent modules, and only the dependent modules this time, are fully compiled and the specified procedure runs.