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When breaking in .net, it always jumps to the currently executing line. I would rather just use shortcuts to bring up the stack and go there manually if that’s what I want to do.
I could have sworn I saw an option to prevent it from doing this once upon a time but I can’t seem to find it anywhere now. Anyone know how to do this?
C# Keyboard layout, when I hit a breakpoint (or halt with Ctrl+Alt+PauseBreak), I usually press Ctrl+Alt+C to bring up the CallStack window, then up/down keys and press enter to navigate the call stack.
With VS2010 I’ve seen some weird results (options) after installing various plugins and 3rd party components at different work places…