Console.Writeline

[shapper]

Hello,

Where can I see the output of console.writeline(MyVar) in VS 2005?

And do I need to debug or just run it?

Is there any other way to check the a variable value?

Thanks,

Miguel

 

[Scott M.]

If you are not in a console project, you'll see your console.writeline
statements in the debug Output window.

If you are in a Windows application, you can just create a temporary
messgagebox.show statement to print your value on the screen.

Or, you could just set a breakpoint and check the various debugging
windows/intelliSense features to see your value.

 

[bruce barker]

to showup in the vs debugger console just:

System.Diagnostics.Debug.Write("some text");

also see the Trace class.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

 

[Just Me]

Ive never had to use trace or debug in an asp.net application. I think if
you write you code robustly, you can usually do without it.

 

[Scott M.]

The trace class is extremely usefull in ASP .NET. If you haven't heard of
using in ASP .NET, I'd say that you haven't read much about debugging ASP
..NET.