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David A. Beck
I was looking for the "Immediate" window like in Classic VB but could not
find it.
find it.
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I was looking for the "Immediate" window like in Classic VB but can't find it
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kpg
David A. Beck said:I was looking for the "Immediate" window like in Classic VB but
could not find it.
It's called the command window.
Ctrl+Alt+A
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David A. Beck
Is this where the debug is shown too if I have the "Tools / Options /
Debugging / General / Redirect all Output Window text to the Immediate
Window" option selected?
Debugging / General / Redirect all Output Window text to the Immediate
Window" option selected?
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Ken Halter
David A. Beck said:Is this where the debug is shown too if I have the "Tools / Options /
Debugging / General / Redirect all Output Window text to the Immediate
Window" option selected?
fwiw, there is no immediate window in .Net. Nothing useful, like there is in
VB Classic anyway. For proof, just try pasting a block of text in any
"debug" window .Net (any version) provides... if you can get it to accept a
block (which I haven't been able to), try making a change to the text,
reselect it and paste it back into the app. Good luck. Let me know if you
find a window that allows this.
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
David A. Beck said:I was looking for the "Immediate" window like in Classic VB but could not
find it.
VS 2005 contains an immediate window, but VB.NET 2002/2003 don't.