in c# for asp.net, how do you write to the output window?
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you can use :
System.Diagnostics.Debug.W
where youresult contains the result to be printed to the output window.
you can use the output window to let you know when a particular chunk of code has been executed. for e.g:
Debug.WriteLine("starting to montior, phase 1");
// your code
Debug.WriteLine("phase 1 completed. starting phase 2");
// your code
Debug.WriteLine("phase 2 completed. starting phase 3");
and so on.
hope this helps.
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by: senior_internetPosted on 2008-10-17 at 08:43:49ID: 22742157
System.Diagnostics.Debug.W
Should dot the trick...