TracepointsNow using tracepoints in Visual Studio 2005 you can quickly and easily associate a custom action with any breakpoint. When the tracepoint is hit, the debugger performs the specified action instead of simply stopping. You can use this feature to run macros or print messages to the output window, for example, without having to add or clean up any code. (If you've ever gotten tired of adding Debug/Trace/Console.WriteLine statements to your code in order to see what's going on, and then having to remove them after debugging, you'll really appreciate this new feature.) To assign an action, right-click the breakpoint and select the When Hit menu option. This causes the When Breakpoint Is Hit dialog to appear. Here you may elect to print a message (including variables or expressions), run a macro, and control whether to stop or continue execution. .gif) | | With tracepoints you can instruct the breakpoint to print a message when hit. Here the user wants to see print the first item in a generic list |
| - Better Web Publishing
Publish and administer Web sites more easily with the powerful combination of ASP .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005. - Clean Solution
Now cleaning all those unwanted intermediate files out of your solution is a one-click operation. - Deployment Designer
The Deployment Designer in Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Architects allows application designs to be validated for deployment within a particular datacenter, identifying possible issues before the deployment begins. - Load Testing - Results Repository
Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Testers provides the ability to gather and store detailed information about how an application performs under different types of load. - Movie Collection Starter Kit
Create a database program to organize your movie collection and learn about calling XML Web services in ASP .NET 2.0.
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