VB had a neat object called "Debug". You could use "Debug.Prin t()" in
your code, and you could get useful debugging information in the
immediate window. Is there something like this in CSharp?
Dom
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Dom,
..NET has System.Diagnost ics.Debug.Print . This isn't specific to C# or
VB.NET as it is part of the .NET BCL. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...bug.print.aspx
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VB had a neat object called "Debug". You could use "Debug.Prin t()" in
your code, and you could get useful debugging information in the
immediate window. Is there something like this in CSharp?
Dom
Hello Dom,
The same stuff, only Debug.WriteLine ()
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DVB had a neat object called "Debug". You could use "Debug.Prin t()"
Din your code, and you could get useful debugging information in the
Dimmediate window. Is there something like this in CSharp?
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DDom
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Dom wrote:
VB had a neat object called "Debug". You could use "Debug.Prin t()" in
your code, and you could get useful debugging information in the
immediate window. Is there something like this in CSharp?
Yes, it's called Debug.Print. It's in the System.Diagnost ics namespace.
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Thanks to everyone.
Dom
On Apr 30, 2:59 pm, Dom <dolivas...@gma il.comwrote:
VB had a neat object called "Debug". You could use "Debug.Prin t()" in
your code, and you could get useful debugging information in the
immediate window. Is there something like this in CSharp?
Dom
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