Console.Writeline

[shapper]

Hello,

Where can I see the output of console.writeline(MyVar) in VS 2005?

And do I need to debug or just run it?

Is there any other way to check the a variable value?

Thanks,

Miguel

[Scott M.]

If you are not in a console project, you'll see your console.writeline
statements in the debug Output window.

If you are in a Windows application, you can just create a temporary
messgagebox.show statement to print your value on the screen.

Or, you could just set a breakpoint and check the various debugging
windows/intelliSense features to see your value.
"shapper" <md*****@gmail.comwrote in message
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Hello,

Where can I see the output of console.writeline(MyVar) in VS 2005?

And do I need to debug or just run it?

Is there any other way to check the a variable value?

Thanks,

Miguel

[bruce barker]

to showup in the vs debugger console just:

System.Diagnostics.Debug.Write("some text");

also see the Trace class.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
shapper wrote:

Hello,

Where can I see the output of console.writeline(MyVar) in VS 2005?

And do I need to debug or just run it?

Is there any other way to check the a variable value?

Thanks,

Miguel

[Just Me]

Ive never had to use trace or debug in an asp.net application. I think if
you write you code robustly, you can usually do without it.
"bruce barker" <no****@nospam.comwrote in message
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to showup in the vs debugger console just:

System.Diagnostics.Debug.Write("some text");

also see the Trace class.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
shapper wrote:

>Hello,

Where can I see the output of console.writeline(MyVar) in VS 2005?

And do I need to debug or just run it?

Is there any other way to check the a variable value?

Thanks,

Miguel

[Scott M.]

The trace class is extremely usefull in ASP .NET. If you haven't heard of
using in ASP .NET, I'd say that you haven't read much about debugging ASP
..NET.
"Just Me" <news.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Ive never had to use trace or debug in an asp.net application. I think if
you write you code robustly, you can usually do without it.
"bruce barker" <no****@nospam.comwrote in message
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>to showup in the vs debugger console just:

System.Diagnostics.Debug.Write("some text");

also see the Trace class.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
shapper wrote:

>>Hello,

Where can I see the output of console.writeline(MyVar) in VS 2005?

And do I need to debug or just run it?

Is there any other way to check the a variable value?

Thanks,

Miguel