NigelRocks
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Call Stack During Design Time?
Is there a way to quickly see the call stack for a function when you're not in run time in Visual Studio? It would be nice to hover inside a method and see the different places it coud be called from instantly.
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Is that a stack, Idle? (just wondering)
A stack?...definitely not. =)
I think NigelRocks is just using the wrong terminology.
I was going off his description of what he wanted:
"It would be nice to hover inside a method and see the different places it coud be called from instantly."
The "Find All References" search results will show all the different places in the code where the method is being called.
I think NigelRocks is just using the wrong terminology.
I was going off his description of what he wanted:
"It would be nice to hover inside a method and see the different places it coud be called from instantly."
The "Find All References" search results will show all the different places in the code where the method is being called.
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Idle_Mind, maybe I didn't word things right, so I gave you points anyway. I've been using the "find all references" and found it somewhat helpful, but what I was really look for is an order of execution without being in run-time. Why? I suppose it's because I'm just too damn lazy to hit "F5" on my keyboard.