07.32 Understanding QuickWatch
DEFAULT | Shift+F9; Ctrl+Alt+Q |
VISUAL BASIC 6 | Shift+F9; Ctrl+Alt+Q |
VISUAL C# 2005 | Shift+F9; Ctrl+Alt+Q; Ctrl+D, Ctrl+Q; Ctrl+D, Q |
VISUAL C++ 2 | Shift+F9; Ctrl+Alt+Q |
VISUAL C++ 6 | Shift+F9; Ctrl+Alt+Q |
VISUAL STUDIO 6 | Shift+F9; Ctrl+Alt+Q |
WINDOWS | Alt, D, Q |
MENU | Debug | QuickWatch |
COMMAND | Debug.QuickWatch |
VERSIONS | 2005, 2008, 2010 |
CODE | vstipTool0108 |
In vstipTool0104 (07.31 The Watch Window: Watching and Changing Values, page 340), I showed you how to use QuickWatch to get data into a Watch window. From that perspective, using QuickWatch is rather slow and cumbersome. However, QuickWatch doesn’t exist for only that reason, so it is worth another look.
So, why does QuickWatch exist? It was actually created to be a dialog box that is ...
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