> The VS C# debugger shows most vars in debug mode but I am unsure where to
> find the command or feature location that allows the user to simply
> highlight a var or property and display the value. Hovering the mouse
> *sometimes* shows it sometimes not.
Double-check the debug-build options of the modules for which this feature
does not work.
> I am use to the Borland IDE. It allows this so I would suspect the VS IDE
> has it somewhere, I am just not finding it. I am sure the var or value I
> want to inspect in my .NET app is in Scope, and the app is in debug config
> mode so the symbols should be there and accessible.
The app is linked with modules that do not have the necessary symbols for
those variables.
> How can I highlight some text in the code window and popup a window or the
> like using a key combination to show just the var's value? Is it possible
> in VS 2003?
>
> Thanks
Reid Roman - 27 Sep 2005 17:40 GMT
"Generate Debug Symbols" is checked and the debug style is "project" for
everything is question.
I also want to be able to change a value at runtime of a variable in the
IDE. Is there a separate window (docked or undocked) that displays and
alters a variable?
Thanks