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I am not sure I am following you can you clarify this a bit ? perhaps a small code example showing what you are intrested in.<br />
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Greg
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I am not sure I am following you can you clarify this a bit ? perhaps a small code example showing what you are intrested in.

Greg

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You can use Console.WriteLine(Variable<wbr />Name.ToStr<wbr />ing()) to write to Output console after the code that assigns new value to &quot;VariableName&quot;.<br />
Not sure if this is what you asked for.
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You can use Console.WriteLine(VariableName.ToString()) to write to Output console after the code that assigns new value to "VariableName".
Not sure if this is what you asked for.

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hi i am trying to get a list of all the variables that are declared without having to know what they are called so if the program crashes i can print out what data was in the variables<br />
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cheers
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hi i am trying to get a list of all the variables that are declared without having to know what they are called so if the program crashes i can print out what data was in the variables

cheers

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the only way to do this would be to use the debugging interface and would be ALOT of code ... I do not recommend trying.
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the only way to do this would be to use the debugging interface and would be ALOT of code ... I do not recommend trying.

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Hi,<br />
have you tried using the locals &amp;&nbsp;watch windows?<br />
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In VS.NET, go to Debug (from main menu), --&gt; Watch, or --&gt; Locals (while your app is running)<br />
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Locals will show you all the variables that are in scope and what their current value is.<br />
Watch window allows you to watch a particular variable's value.<br />
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HTH<br />
David
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Hi,
have you tried using the locals & watch windows?

In VS.NET, go to Debug (from main menu), --> Watch, or --> Locals (while your app is running)

Locals will show you all the variables that are in scope and what their current value is.
Watch window allows you to watch a particular variable's value.

HTH
David

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hi i am trying to do it once i have released the program on a pc that doesnt have .net
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hi i am trying to do it once i have released the program on a pc that doesnt have .net

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hi i am trying to show what variables are assigned in a sub<br />
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i want to output them and use them for debugging<br />
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cheers
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hi i am trying to show what variables are assigned in a sub

i want to output them and use them for debugging

cheers

getting assigned variables

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