Posted By: Charles | Feb 22nd, 2006 @ 4:14 PM | 43,905 Views | 9 Comments
Ken Levy takes his camcorder into the office of Scott Nonnenberg, a program manager on the C# team, to discuss using Visualizers in VS 2005 debugging. The demos include easy steps to create your own custom Visualizers.
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Big Smile one of the nicest features of visual sudio
yep indeed. the one thing i really like about the new debugging story of vs 2005 is the capability of debugging native c++ stl containers (gotta hold the native c++ flag high these days Wink). i suppose this isn't even related to the managed visualizers but for me that's a killer feature.. even when i use say a std::vector of std::pair and i hover over an instance i get a nice 2 x N matrix of values. for me that justifies the existence of the vs2005 ide by itself.

cheers,
martin
I gave writing a DateTime visualizer a shot when I needed some formatting information. If you're interested, I posted the source code on my site. http://jkemp.blogspot.com/2006/02/datetime-visualizer-for-visual-studio.html Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks!
Boomport
Boomport
SG1: Deep Space Radar Telemetry is the job to have.

ZEO, where are you man.  I have gotten used to your comments.  Don't let one whiner keep you from expressing it. 

This is Cool functionality!  Great job Ken.  Its been a long time since we heard from you.

teh dataset visualizer is the best one, relly usefull.
henningst
henningst
Jon Blund
Great interview, but it's kind of annoying when the interviewer interrupts the interviewee all the time...!
VBCoder
VBCoder
Waleed El-Badry
I think the debugger team need to acquaint developers more with the new features of the visualizers like dataset for instance. It is an amazing feature.
Jaz00
Jaz00
Jaz00

Really have to agree with Henningst, the interruptions were quite annoying.

henningst wrote:
Great interview, but it's kind of annoying when the interviewer interrupts the interviewee all the time...!

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