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In the output window, there are sections called Build, Debug, and Refactor.
When I do Trace.Write("Hello World!");, it goes to the Debug section.
Can I create my own section like that and print data to it? I know there is a way to write a file but I just need to see the output temporarily in Visual Stutio.
I’m not sure if my question is clear or not, but is this possible?
Only Visual Studio addins can create new output sources (those inside the output tool-window), like AnkhSVN does, and many others may also do.
I don’t think you can do that from the code being debugged.
You can however try to create a custom listener and add it to
Debug.Listeners.You can make your own output form, with a text-box on it, and make a listener that outputs to that window, or something similar.