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I’m working on debugging a process which has a number of nested loops which change a couple different local variables.
I can watch these by just stepping through…one iteration at a time, but it’s quite tedious, and I’m losing track of my place. I simply don’t have time to write down each variable, every single time.
Is there a way that I can see the history of a local variable? A plugin? Any ideas if not?
How about logging the variables inside the loop with
Debug.WriteLineorTrace.WriteLine? Then you can inspect the results afterwards.If you’re only interested in the values at certain points in a run, you could make the logging dependent on a Boolean variable’s value, toggling it on and off manually in the debugger.