Blue squares where breakpoints are displayed

[Dino M. Buljubasic]

This might be a silly question but I have never seen this before.

I suddenly got some blue squares on the left side (the place where break
points are shown if any exist). Anybody knows what these are and how can I
remove them?

Tx,

--
Dino Buljubasic
Software Developer
http://rivusglobal.com

[William Ryan]

http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/757/05/2.html ...
Watch Window
Like the Locals window, the Watch window ( Figure 10) displays information
about variables including the variable name, value, and type. The Watch
window differs from the Locals window because it displays values for
variables specifically requested while the Locals Window displays all
variables in the current procedure. Another significant difference is that
values in the Watch window are always current, which means that you can
trust the values they display while your application is running.

To add a variable to the Watch window, simply right-click the variable in
the code window and select Add Watch. To remove a variable from the Watch
window, right-click the variable in the Watch window, and select Delete
Watch. To change a value in the Watch window, double-click the Value column
and enter the new value.

"Dino M. Buljubasic" <di*************@rivusglobal.com> wrote in message
news:%8r9b.13073$Cu3.12071@edtnps84...

This might be a silly question but I have never seen this before.

I suddenly got some blue squares on the left side (the place where break
points are shown if any exist). Anybody knows what these are and how can I remove them?

Tx,

--
Dino Buljubasic
Software Developer
http://rivusglobal.com

[Dino M. Buljubasic]

These are not in the watch window, they are in the code window :)
"William Ryan" <do********@nospam.comcast.net> wrote in message
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http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/757/05/2.html ...
Watch Window
Like the Locals window, the Watch window ( Figure 10) displays information
about variables including the variable name, value, and type. The Watch
window differs from the Locals window because it displays values for
variables specifically requested while the Locals Window displays all
variables in the current procedure. Another significant difference is that
values in the Watch window are always current, which means that you can
trust the values they display while your application is running.

To add a variable to the Watch window, simply right-click the variable in
the code window and select Add Watch. To remove a variable from the Watch
window, right-click the variable in the Watch window, and select Delete
Watch. To change a value in the Watch window, double-click the Value column and enter the new value.

"Dino M. Buljubasic" <di*************@rivusglobal.com> wrote in message
news:%8r9b.13073$Cu3.12071@edtnps84...

This might be a silly question but I have never seen this before.

I suddenly got some blue squares on the left side (the place where break
points are shown if any exist). Anybody knows what these are and how

can I

remove them?

Tx,

--
Dino Buljubasic
Software Developer
http://rivusglobal.com

[Nicole Calinoiu]

Dino,

They're probably bookmarks. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...gatingtext.asp
for how to use them.

HTH,
Nicole

"Dino M. Buljubasic" <di*************@rivusglobal.com> wrote in message
news:rvr9b.13101$Cu3.1520@edtnps84...

These are not in the watch window, they are in the code window :)
"William Ryan" <do********@nospam.comcast.net> wrote in message
news:%2****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/757/05/2.html ...
Watch Window
Like the Locals window, the Watch window ( Figure 10) displays information about variables including the variable name, value, and type. The Watch
window differs from the Locals window because it displays values for
variables specifically requested while the Locals Window displays all
variables in the current procedure. Another significant difference is that values in the Watch window are always current, which means that you can
trust the values they display while your application is running.

To add a variable to the Watch window, simply right-click the variable in the code window and select Add Watch. To remove a variable from the Watch window, right-click the variable in the Watch window, and select Delete
Watch. To change a value in the Watch window, double-click the Value

column

and enter the new value.

"Dino M. Buljubasic" <di*************@rivusglobal.com> wrote in message
news:%8r9b.13073$Cu3.12071@edtnps84...

This might be a silly question but I have never seen this before.

I suddenly got some blue squares on the left side (the place where break points are shown if any exist). Anybody knows what these are and how

can

I

remove them?

Tx,

--
Dino Buljubasic
Software Developer
http://rivusglobal.com

[Paul Lyons]

If they're cyan rather than blue then they bookmarks.
ctrl-k ctrl-k toggles them on off
ctrl-k ctrl-n navigates to the next one

Useful whe you have bohemoth size classes.
Like the ones I write ;-)

-----Original Message-----
These are not in the watch window, they are in the code window :)

"William Ryan" <do********@nospam.comcast.net> wrote in messagenews:%2****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/757/05/2.html ... Watch Window
Like the Locals window, the Watch window ( Figure 10) displays information about variables including the variable name, value, and type. The Watch window differs from the Locals window because it displays values for variables specifically requested while the Locals Window displays all variables in the current procedure. Another significant difference is that values in the Watch window are always current, which means that you can trust the values they display while your application is running.
To add a variable to the Watch window, simply right- click the variable in the code window and select Add Watch. To remove a variable from the Watch window, right-click the variable in the Watch window, and select Delete Watch. To change a value in the Watch window, double- click the Value

column

and enter the new value.

"Dino M. Buljubasic" <di*************@rivusglobal.com>

wrote in message news:%8r9b.13073$Cu3.12071@edtnps84...

> This might be a silly question but I have never seen this before. >
> I suddenly got some blue squares on the left side (the place where break > points are shown if any exist). Anybody knows what

these are and howcan

I

> remove them?
>
> Tx,
>
> --
> Dino Buljubasic
> Software Developer
> http://rivusglobal.com
>
>

.