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I know that Visual Studio support for C++/CLI is terrible. But I am getting a weird issue when doing a Quick watch. The variable which I am watching is in the scope and it has value. But VS says, the variable is not in the scope. See the image
Quick watch problem in C==/CLI http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/95471b8cb4.png
It would be great if someone can suggest a workaround. Or is this a bug with VS?
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Select the variable a in the code. Select Debug > QuickWatch, press Shift+F9, or right-click and select QuickWatch.
Open and explore the 'QuickWatch' window in Visual Studio That way we can quickly evaluate or change expressions. The 'QuickWatch' window has three columns: 'Name', 'Value', and 'Type'. They show the expression currently evaluated, its value, and type.
To display the Immediate window, open a project for editing, and then choose Debug > Windows > Immediate or press Ctrl+Alt+I. You can also enter Debug. Immediate in the Command window. The Immediate window supports IntelliSense.
I actually made it work by these steps, not sure why this should be the solution though.
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Is this in Debug or Release? Release builds, even with PDB support, are notorious for poor watches.
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