command name
hot key
illustrate
Debug. Apply code changes
Alt + F10
Starts a build operation that allows you to apply changes to the code being debugged through the Edit and Continue feature.
debug.autowindow
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + A
Display the Auto window to view the values of variables currently executing in the current process.
debug.break all
Ctrl + Alt + Break
Temporarily stops executing all processes in the debugging session. Only available in Run mode.
Debug. Break at function
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + N
Displays the New Breakpoint dialog.
debug.breakpoints
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + B
Displays the Breakpoints dialog, where you can add and modify breakpoints.
debug.call stack
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + C
Displays the Call Stack window to display a list of all active procedures or stack frames for the currently executing thread. Only available in Run mode.
Debug. Remove all breakpoints
Ctrl + Shift + F9
Clear all breakpoints in the project.
Debug. Disassemble
Ctrl + Alt + D
Displays the Disassembly window.
debug.enable breakpoints
Ctrl + F9
Toggle the breakpoint from disabled to enabled.
debug.Exception
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + E
Displays the Exception dialog box.
debug.instant
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + I
Displays the Immediate window, where expressions can be evaluated and individual commands executed.
debug.local variables
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + L
Displays the Local Variables window to view variables and variable values for each procedure in the current stack frame.
debug.memory1
Ctrl + Alt + M，1
Display the Memory 1 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
debug.memory2
Ctrl + Alt + M，2
Display the Memory 2 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
debug.memory 3
Ctrl + Alt + M，3
Display the Memory 3 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
debug.memory 4
Ctrl + Alt + M，4
Display the Memory 4 window to view large buffers, strings, and other data that cannot be clearly displayed in the Watch or Variables window.
debug.module
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + M
Displays the Modules window, which lets you view the .dll or .exe files used by the program. In multi-process debugging, you can right-click and click "Show modules for all programs".
debug.process
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + P
Displays the Processes window. Available in Run mode.
Debug. Quick Watch
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + Q
Displays the Quick Watch dialog box containing the current value of the selected expression. Only available in Interrupt mode. Use this command to check the current value of a variable, property, or other expression for which a watch expression has not been defined.
debug.registers
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + R
Displays the Registers window, which displays register contents for debugging native code applications.
debug.reboot
Ctrl + Shift + F5
End the debugging session, rebuild and run the application from scratch. Available in Interrupt and Run modes.
Debug. Run to cursor
Ctrl + F10
In Break mode, code execution continues from the current statement until the selected statement. The "Current Execution Line" margin indicator appears in the "Margin Indicator" column. In Design mode, start the debugger and execute the code (to the cursor position).
Debug.Script Explorer
Ctrl + Alt + N
Displays the Script Explorer window, which lists the document set being debugged. Available in Run mode.
debug.set next statement
Ctrl + Shift + F10
Set an execution point on the selected line of code.
debug. show next statement
Alt + * in number pad
Highlight the next statement to be executed.
debug.start
F5
Automatically attaches the debugger and runs the application from the startup project specified in the <Project> Properties dialog box. If in "Break" mode, change to "Continue".
Debug. Start execution without debugging
Ctrl + F5
Run code without invoking the debugger.
debug. statement by statement
F11
After execution enters the function call, the code is executed statement by statement.
Debug. Enter and step through the current process
Ctrl + Alt + F11
Available from the Processes window.
debug.jump
Shift + F11
Execute the remaining lines of the function at the current execution point.
Debug. Exit the current process
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + F11
Available from the Processes window.
Debug. Process by Process
F10
The next line of code is executed, but no function calls are made.
Debug. Execute the current process step by step
Ctrl + Alt + F10
Available from the Processes window.
debug.stop debug
Shift + F5
Stops the current application in the running program. Available in Interrupt and Run modes.
debug.thread
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + T
Displays the Threads window to view all threads of the current process and information about them.
debug.toggle breakpoint
F9
Set or remove a breakpoint on the current line.
debug.toggle disassembly
Ctrl + D，Ctrl + D
Display disassembly information for the current source file. Only available in Interrupt mode.
debug.monitor
Ctrl + Alt + W，1
Displays the Watch 1 window to view the value of the selected variable or watch expression.
debug.monitor 2
Ctrl + Alt + W，2
Displays the Watch 2 window to view the value of the selected variable or watch expression.
debug.monitor 3
Ctrl + Alt + W，3
Displays the Watch 3 window to view the value of the selected variable or watch expression.
debug.monitor 4
Ctrl + Alt + W，4
Displays the Watch 4 window to view the value of the selected variable or watch expression.
Debugger context menu. Breakpoints window. Delete
Alt + F9 ，D
Remove selected breakpoints. Available only in the Breakpoints window.
Debugger context menu. Breakpoints window. Go to disassembly
Alt + F9，A
Displays the Disassembly window. Available only in the Breakpoints window.
Debugger context menu. Breakpoints window. Go to source
Alt + F9 ，S
Go to the location of the selected breakpoint in the code file. Available only in the Breakpoints window.
tools.Attach to process
Ctrl + Alt + P
Displays the Attach to Process dialog, which enables you to debug multiple programs simultaneously in a single solution.
Find all citations
Shift+F12
Can view method references
Find method calls
Ctrl+Minus
You can quickly return to where the function was called
reference namespace
Ctrl+. or Alt+Shift+F10
Namespaces can be added quickly