In my Windows 8 store application I keep all data in the local storage and I need to debug the data update. Is there any way to access the storage from Visual Studio 2012 debugger to see what data the application currently works with?
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In my Windows 8 store application I keep all data in the local storage and I need to debug the data update. Is there any way to access the storage from Visual Studio 2012 debugger to see what data the application currently works with?
Why look in the debugger? You can get the location and then go look in the file using Windows Explorer. Use the debugger to get the location from
Windows.Storage.ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder;and then open that location in Windows Explorer.