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  1. Sep 7th, 2011, 04:21 PM #1
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    VS2010 Debugger Canvas

    Debugger Canvas is a new user experience for the debugger in Visual Studio Ultimate. It pulls together the code you’re exploring onto a single pan-and-zoom display. As you hit breakpoints or step into code, Debugger Canvas shows just the methods that you’re debugging, with call lines and local variables, to help you see the bigger picture.

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/debuggercanvas

    I tried Debugger Canvas out, seems like it could be useful to some developers. One nice feature is a canvas can be saved to XPS and emailed.
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    Re: VS2010 Debugger Canvas

    The link appears to be broken.

    EDIT: Strange, it worked only moments later. Disregard the first comment.
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    Re: VS2010 Debugger Canvas

    Looks really useful; unfortunately, it looks like it is ultimate only
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    Re: VS2010 Debugger Canvas

    Wow, that looks really useful. Too bad it's ultimate only, I can only get Professional via Dreamspark
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    Re: VS2010 Debugger Canvas

    Quote Originally Posted by NickThissen View Post
    Wow, that looks really useful. Too bad it's ultimate only, I can only get Professional via Dreamspark
    Yeah it is pretty sweet.
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