Default Keybindings: Debugging Commands
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Debugging commands default keybindings
These are the Visual C# IDE default keybindings for the Debugging commands defined in the Visual C# 2005 profile.
The Visual Studio Debugging commands are used to debug project abd solution executables.
| Command | Key(s) | Description |
| Debug.Autos | CTRL + D, A | Displays the Autos window which displays variables used in the current line of code and the preceding line of code. |
| Debug.CallStack | CTRL + D, C | Displays the Call Stack window which displays a list of all active methods or stack frames for the current thread of execution. |
| Debug.Immediate | CTRL + D, I | Displays the Immediate window where expressions can be evaluated. |
| Debug.Locals | CTRL + D, L | Displays the Locals window which displays the local variables and their values for each method in the current stack frame. |
| Debug.QuickWatch | CTRL + D, Q | Displays the QuickWatch dialog box that has the current value of the selected expression. |
| Debug.Start | F5 | Launches the application under the debugger based off of the settings from the startup project. When in Break mode, invoking this command will run the application until the next breakpoint. |
| Debug.StartWithoutDebugging | CTRL + F5 | Launches the application without invoking the debugger. |
| Debug.StepInto | F11 | Executes code one statement at a time, following execution into method calls. |
| Debug.StepOut | SHIFT + F11 | Executes the remaining lines of a method in which the current execution point is located. |
| Debug.StepOver | F10 | Executes the next line of code, but does not follow execution through any method calls. |
| Debug.StopDebugging | SHIFT + F5 | Stops running the current application under the debugger. |
| Debug.ToggleBreakpoint | F9 | Sets or removes a breakpoint at the current line. |
| Debug.Watch | CTRL + D, W | Displays the Watch window which displays the values of selected variables or watch expressions. |
| Debug.EnableBreakpoint | CTRL + F9 | Toggles the breakpoint between disabled and enabled. |
| Make Datatip Transparent | [CTRL] | Causes a visible datatip to become transparent. |
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See also
- Visual C# - learn to make the most of C# with Visual Studio.
- Visual Studio 2005 Software Review
- Visual Studio Entry Points
