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I saw a screencast recently and what really got me interested is that messages in debugger output window were displayed in different colours (different color for warnings, exceptions etc).Unfrotunately I can’t find this screencast anymore.
Does anyone know if this is a new feature of VS2010 or is it part of 2008 and just need turning on?
I think it’s only available for Visual Studio 2010, since it uses WPF. Custom formatting for the Debug output window is possible with the VSCommands extension.