While debugging, isn’t there a way to “mouse over” a condition in an “if” statement to see if it evaluates to true or false in VS2010? I could have sworn there was, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
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While debugging, isn’t there a way to “mouse over” a condition in an “if” statement to see if it evaluates to true or false in VS2010? I could have sworn there was, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
Yes. Mouse-over the operator. For
if(a || b), simply mouse-over the||.You can even break down complex expressions. For
if(a || !(b is string))you can mouse-over the!(portion to see what the result of the negation is.Be sure you know your order of operations, though. For
if(a || b && c), the||will give you the final result, where the&&will give you the result of only theb && cportion.