October 2008
Intermediate to advanced
1166 pages
28h 31m
English
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Debugging Shortcut Keys
This table lists shortcuts that are globally available while writing code.
Shortcut | Menu equivalent | Action |
|---|---|---|
Ctrl-B | Debug → New Breakpoint → Break at Function | Opens the dialog to create a breakpoint at the named function. |
Ctrl-Alt-B | Debug → Windows → Breakpoints | Shows the Breakpoints window. |
Ctrl-Shift-F9 | Debug → Delete All Breakpoints | Deletes all set breakpoints in your solution. |
Ctrl-F9 | Disables/re-enables the selected breakpoint. | |
Ctrl-Alt-E | Debug → Exceptions | Shows the dialog to set which exceptions in code will cause Visual Studio to break into the code. |
Ctrl-Alt-I | Debug → Windows → Immediate | Shows the Immediate window. |
Ctrl-Alt-P | Tools → Attach to Process | Opens the Attach to Process dialog box. |
F5 | Debug → Start Debugging | Starts the project in the debugger. |
Ctrl-F5 | Debug → Start Without Debugging | Starts the project without the debugger. |
F9 | Debug → Toggle Breakpoint | Adds/removes a breakpoint to the current line of code. |
Ctrl-F11 | Debug → Toggle Disassembly | Shows/hides the disassembly for the current file which has been broken into (break mode only). |
The following table lists shortcuts (and menu options) that become available in addition to those in the preceding table when you are debugging code.
Shortcut | Menu equivalent | Action |
|---|---|---|
Ctrl-Alt-V, A | Debug → Windows → Autos | Shows the Autos window. |
Ctrl-Alt-C | Debug → Windows → Call Stack | Shows the Call Stack window. |
Ctrl-Alt-D | Debug → Windows → Disassembly | Shows the Disassemble window (while debugging). |
Ctrl-Alt-V, L | Debug → Windows → Locals | Shows the Locals window. ... |
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