If I understand you correctly, you can achieve what you need by breaking the
application by pressing the "pause" button located next to the "start with
debugger button" (or ctrl+alt+break) which will break on Application.Run
call (indicating it is not the top of stack trace) and pressing F10 (step
over). The execution will break on next event handler.
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The problem is that they have rewired the event handlers in not so
obvious ways through loosley coupled objects. I'm looking for a way to
cause the debugger to break into code after an action is initiated in
the app witout setting a breakpoint or making a Debugger.Break call.
This was a feature that was always available in previous version of MS
IDE's but seems to be missing now.
Thanks anyway.