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Frank Hileman

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Frank Hileman is the lead developer for VG.net, a fast vector graphics system for .net developers.
Viewing VG.net Data Types in the Debugger: Vector, PathPoint, Scaling, FSize, FRectangle, etc. Posted: Oct 27, 2004 10:07 AM
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We have a file you can download to display the members of custom data types in VG.net without having to expand in the watch window. Not only is the watch window easier to use, you will be able to hold the mouse over a variable and see a tooltip displaying the contents.

We were only able to create this for C# users. Navigate to this folder on your development machine:

Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\Packages\Debugger

Open the file mcee_cs.dat in notepad. Add to the bottom the contents of this file

http://www.vgdotnet.org/support_files/additions_to_mcee_cs.dat.txt

Now debugging is much easier!

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