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Visual Studio's debugger is especially magical with .NET. With the debugger paused on a breakpoint you can drag the "next statement" pointer backwards to rerun
by Merad 7y ago
Visual Studio's debugger is especially magical with .NET. With the debugger paused on a breakpoint you can drag the "next statement" pointer backwards to rerun pieces of your code. You can also edit the code while paused and your changes will be reloaded on the fly when you continue execution.
- zvrba 7y ago> you can drag the "next statement" pointer backwards to rerun pieces of your code. Works also in C++, though not very well when the debugger stops on an exception.