Any equivalent to the VB "immediate" window in VS .Net 2003?

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Jim Bancroft - 28 Oct 2004 21:52 GMT

This is something I'm probably missing by an inch, but it's eluded me so
far....is there an equivalent in VS .Net to the Visual Basic immediate
window, where I can investigate my variables, by typing something along the
lines of "? myStringReader.ToString()" and seeing the output in the console
or VS command window?

I *think* the command window is where I need to look, but I'm not
sure.....thanks for the help.

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Lau Lei Cheong - 29 Oct 2004 03:09 GMT

Yes. You can use Command window to type can check the result of functions.
And the usage is excatly what you stated.

For variables, it'll be more convinent to add "watch" to them. So I can just
press "F10" or "F11" and see how they change as the program executes. :)

> This is something I'm probably missing by an inch, but it's eluded me so
> far....is there an equivalent in VS .Net to the Visual Basic immediate
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> I *think* the command window is where I need to look, but I'm not
> sure.....thanks for the help.

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