Visual studio 2017 Evaluate expression (Debug mode)
In the QuickWatch window (Debug -> QuickWatch or Shift + F9) you can evaluate expressions while debugging. Is this the functionality you’re looking for?
In the QuickWatch window (Debug -> QuickWatch or Shift + F9) you can evaluate expressions while debugging. Is this the functionality you’re looking for?
Turned out that I needed to delete all of the project temp files inc. caches etc., kill the debug symbol server and restart windows.
You did not specify it in the question, but I assume you do not have the source code. Just use File/Open Project/Solution, select EXE file and Open it. Then select Debug/Start debugging. The other option is to run the EXE first and then Select Debug/Attach to process.
I was facing this issue in my Visual Studio 2017 15.7.2 version. The cause for this issue in my case was, unknowingly I had changed my Asp.Net Core 2.1 Web API project output type to Class Library. Changing it back to Windows Application fixed my issue.
In VS2012 it’s much easier: just press alt + up/down with the property selected.
The latest version of ReSharper includes the ReSharper_CopyFqn command, which will copy a fully-qualified type name to the clipboard for the currently selected symbol.
Just checked here. I see project “Windows Service (.NET Framework)” under the Windows Classic Desktop folder under Visual C#. (Visual Basic has a similar entry.) Only some templates are shown in parent folders, for more specialist templates you need to be more specific. But also the search finds both. NB I selected “.NET Desktop” workload … Read more
it would also appear that it is important to differentiate file dependencies, where the dependency references a dll assembly file and project dependencies (i.e. what I’m asking about), where the dependency references a project and implicitly the output file of that project. Not really, no. MSBuild doesn’t really care if the reference points to another … Read more
The .vs folder is generated by Visual Studio and is readily re-created. Sometimes removing .vs is necessary to get a project building again, for example after a Visual Studio update, or opening the solution from a portable drive on a different computer. However, be aware that you will lose some user state related to the … Read more
tried changing my target android version to 8.1 You need to change the Target Framework that is used to compile your android application, not the Target Android version (but assumably you would set these two to the same, read the Understanding Android API Levels link below. Visual Studio for Windows: Visual Studio for Mac: Target … Read more