While debugging, whenever we step into a method, the file which defines that method will be opened and remains open after debug – this messed up my files in Visual Studio. I want to be able to close those opened-by-debugger files after the debug finished.
Let’s say I’m opening 5 files already and start debugging. After the debug, I have 10+ files opened which means there are 5+ "new & strange" files opened by the debugger. I don’t want them, and just want to close them quickly
How can I do this?
I have an idea after a while:
You can pin the tab (tab == file) using addon Visual Studio 2010 Productivity Power Tools. Then after the debug just right click tabs area and call “Remove all but pinned”.