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Attach to what? To the process you want to debug, of course. How many developers attach to and debug arbitrary processes running on their machines? Very few, I’d imagine. And I’d think that even those few people typically prefer Windbg or an equivalent debugger to the one supplied with Visual Studio. Which means that aside from ASP .NET developers, almost all of us using Visual Studio attach to the application that we are working on and nothing else. To attach 1. You summon the “Attach to Process” dialog by hitting Ctrl + Alt + P. Or if you are a … Continue reading Just Attach

ForEachMethodInFile is a Visual Studio macro that lets you do custom actions for each method defined in the current file. I’ve used it in the past to generate logging code to log the start and end of each method, to generate default error handling code etc..  And today someone over at CodeProject wanted to generate a breakpoint at the start of each method. The common thread here is the performing of some custom action for each method in the current file. I figured it would be useful for a lot of people if the “for each method in file” logic … Continue reading For each method in file