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Save the code map file - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio: Advanced Debugging Tools
Save the code map file
- [Instructor] I've reopened the project. I am not at a breakpoint at the moment. I'm not debugging my code, but I still have the Code Map available, and I can choose to save it permanently by saving it. Right now you can see it's not saved 'cause there's an asterisk there. What else can I see on this code map? Well, there's a breakpoint here on line 21 in my code, and I can see that there is a red circle here that indicates there's a breakpoint in Button Click. Now I'll go over to GetRobots by pressing F12. Go down here to roll stats. Press F12, put a breakpoint in here by pressing F9, and you see that over in the Code Map it shows there's a breakpoint there. This is a wonderful way of visualizing where your breakpoints are in your debug sessions. And when I run the application, and click the button, the Code Map doesn't need to be regenerated a second time. It's already there, and as I step through my code, by pressing…
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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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Complete the map by adding all type members2m 13s
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