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Posted on 3/9/2018 5:04:56 PM | | |
One of the annoying things when you're working on dubugs is that you have to go into something that only has some code (or properties). Let's say you have the following code:
  
  And you use this property when calling a method:
   
    When you debug this line of code, press F11 to enter the method, at which point you will have to go inside the property first and then press F11 to get inside the method.

    If you want to remove that extra step, you can replace the above code with the following style:
  
   This way, when you debug to DoSomething(obj. Word); When this line of code is made, the DebuggerStemThrough feature tells the debugger to go directly to the method without going into the property content.




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Isn't this more code?
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