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While Debugging Cannot See Whats Going on Application in VS 2008

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    Thanks in Advance, While debugging anything in Visual Studio cannot see in debugging mode that whats going on the application lets say i have a Text Box control and i wrote code for it

    TEXTBOX1.text ="Hello World"

    now while debugging i want to see the values on my application that ok it has set this value now or not Any alternate or suggestion Best Of Regards , Mirza Rahman

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      Thanks in Advance, While debugging anything in Visual Studio cannot see in debugging mode that whats going on the application lets say i have a Text Box control and i wrote code for it

      TEXTBOX1.text ="Hello World"

      now while debugging i want to see the values on my application that ok it has set this value now or not Any alternate or suggestion Best Of Regards , Mirza Rahman

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      The application is halted when it hits a breakpoint. Hence, it will not paint the form. You can add a "watch" in order to inspect the value though :)

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        The application is halted when it hits a breakpoint. Hence, it will not paint the form. You can add a "watch" in order to inspect the value though :)

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        Yes you are right but any other way instead of adding watch window because my scenario involves so many controls and grids any how thanks for Helping

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          Yes you are right but any other way instead of adding watch window because my scenario involves so many controls and grids any how thanks for Helping

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          Call Application.DoEvents() after setting the textbox value.

          while (e) { Coyote(); }

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