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Run to Click. You no longer need to set a temporary breakpoint to skip ahead and stop on the line you desire. When stopped in the debugger, simply click the ico
by canistr 10y ago
Run to Click. You no longer need to set a temporary breakpoint to skip ahead and stop on the line you desire. When stopped in the debugger, simply click the icon that appears next to the line of code your mouse is over. Your code will run and stop on that line the next time it is hit.
This looks like a great feature.
- gokhan 10y agoFYI. You can right click on a line and "Run to Cursor" in vs2015 and older versions. Nice touch.