Is there a similar functionality like the step out of a function to step out of a loop?
I am currently using VS2005, but am interested to know whether MS presented the option in any of the versions.
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Is there a similar functionality like the step out of a function to step out of a loop?
I am currently using VS2005, but am interested to know whether MS presented the option in any of the versions.
No, there isn’t such functionality in any version of VS.Net to date. Setting a breakpoint after the loop or using ‘Run to cursor’ are both reasonable workarounds.