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Navigate call stack in code map - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio: Advanced Debugging Tools
Navigate call stack in code map
- Did you notice the name of this code map? Call Stack1. That implies that this code map not only is showing a dynamic view of our method calls, but it can function as a Call Stack. So let's see how that would work. Right now I'm not debugging the application, so if I go over here I can double click on Roll Starts, where the red dot is, still go see the break point that's over in that code file. Right there. And there's a green indicator that says, the break point is set in this item. And it also tells me that the current location of the editor insertion, so the blinking line or the blinking insert cursors on this line. Let's go over here. And I see the cursor has moved to that location. So it's a way of navigating around in your code and it's also a way of looking at your call stack. But I don't have a call stack yet, do I? or at least I don't have a live one. So let's fix that by starting the app. Pressing as if…
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Install code maps feature37s
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Enable code maps4m 29s
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Save the code map file1m 18s
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Open and debug with the code map file1m 25s
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Navigate call stack in code map2m 16s
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Add comments and flags to code map1m 21s
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Change code map layout43s
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Enhance code map with type containers1m 43s
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