What is LinqPad “Auto Track Execution” and “Jump to Execution Point” ? How to use them, if you can give an detail example would be great appreciate.
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What is LinqPad “Auto Track Execution” and “Jump to Execution Point” ? How to use them, if you can give an detail example would be great appreciate.
This is not a detailed example, but it illustrates the feature. If you have an script like
With Auto-track Execution enabled, you will get a yellow arrow pointing to each line as it is being executed.
With Auto-track Execution disabled, you can use the ‘Jump to Execution Point’ menu option or shortkey (Ctrl-Shift-J) to make the cursor jump to the currently executing line.
However Auto-track does not scroll/re-position automatically, so if the current line is not visible you need to use the ‘Jump to Execution Point’ to get it displayed.