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Am I the only one who finds the error list in Visual Studio a little awkward to use? Can anyone explain why it behaves the way it does? When clicking on the Warnings tab or the Errors tab or the Messages tab you don’t always get the errors, warning or messages. Insead, the view remains as it was already.
This may be an observation you already made but the Error, Warning and Info “buttons” in the error view are TOGGLE BUTTONS and show/hide the respective class of output message, which when I first came across them was not what I expected and did seem rather confusing.
Now I know they toggle the display of the correspondingly captioned output type on/off I find it quite sensible. It also behaves as expected; when you know what to expect!