Hi,
I was sitting in front of lap where Visual Studio is opened and right clicked and selected Run To Cursor. Immediately my application did build and started running and stopped on the line where I select Run To Cursor. Thought this is really cool feature and wanted to share this.
Run to cursor is a great and hidden features. Instead of doing step by step debugging, we can directly start debugging where we need to stop. It is just like a breakpoint in fact it is better than breakpoint. When we select the run to cursor option, Visual Studio start the debugger automatically and execution stops to the selected line.
Short cut for it is CTRL + F10
Hope this helps.
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Happy Coding
Gopinath
I was sitting in front of lap where Visual Studio is opened and right clicked and selected Run To Cursor. Immediately my application did build and started running and stopped on the line where I select Run To Cursor. Thought this is really cool feature and wanted to share this.
Run to cursor is a great and hidden features. Instead of doing step by step debugging, we can directly start debugging where we need to stop. It is just like a breakpoint in fact it is better than breakpoint. When we select the run to cursor option, Visual Studio start the debugger automatically and execution stops to the selected line.
Short cut for it is CTRL + F10
Hope this helps.
--
Happy Coding
Gopinath
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