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Is there a chance to determine in an C# application whether it is currently being debugged? The idea is to ignore e.g timeouts, or to provide additional information.
Just to make this clear, I am not talking about the conditional compiler flag DEBUG. This allows me to decide how the code shall be compiled. It gives no information about whether it is run in a debugger or not.
I need to decide at runtime, not at compile time.
You can use the
Debugger.IsAttachedflag to determine this.