Hello,

In "classic" Visual Studio we had "Run To Cursor" functionality available from the Debug menu. Any way to do the same in VS.NET 2K3. I just want to "step out" of loops, but still execute them completely.
Does "Run To Cursor" reappear in 2K5. 'Bout had it with 2K3 debugging.

Thanks,

Bob

Bob,

VS2K5 DOES have "Run to cursor" option. I dont see it in the Debug menu though. It appears when you right click at some point in the code.

In VS 2K3, could you not place breakpoint at the "cursor" and start debugging?


Sreeram

Thanks for replying Sreeram. Yet another reason to get 2K5 i suppose.

The beauty of Run To Cursor is that it lets me enter a loop, perform a couple of iterations to see whats going on, then get out of the loop without having to walk through a zillion additional iterations. I've never figured out how to accomplish that with break points. Seems like once a loop is entered while debugging, there just isn't anyway to exit it without walking through its execution line after line (without hitting Shift-F11 to just run through the rest of the code.)

Thanks,

Bob

Yes! Run To Cursor is a very nice feature which I have almost forgot to use since I stopped using Turbo C!!! Thanks for reminding me of it, Bob.

Sreeram

Sreeram

You're welcome. I'm glad at least someone gets to use it. :)