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Visual Studio lets you do some of this in a clunky way with ‘Edit and continue’, where you can edit code after a breakpoint in the same method. I believe most b
by extrapickles 7y ago
Visual Studio lets you do some of this in a clunky way with ‘Edit and continue’, where you can edit code after a breakpoint in the same method. I believe most browser JS debuggers let you edit the JavaScript, though it can be quite buggy.
- peheje 7y agoWhat is clunky about it? It even allows you to drag back the current program pointer to a previous line in your program, change the code and run the section. One problem I found was it doesn't work with generic methods though, not sure if MS is working on making that work. To me "Edit and continue" is a great tool.
- 72deluxe 7y agoYes I sorely miss this in xcode. If it's in there and I am unaware of it, please sombody let me know! I am writing C++ in both IDEs and VS is far more useful to me.