[nfbcs] Visual Studio Question
Lanie Molinar
laniemolinar91 at gmail.com
Tue Mar 13 19:50:50 UTC 2018
Hi, everyone. I have a question about Visual Studio 2017 and was
wondering if anyone could help. I'm using the Community version. I would
love to have VS Enterprise, but my college has a weird rule that I think
is stupid and don't understand. Students studying for a Computer
Information Technology degree get VS Enterprise and VMWare Workstation
Pro for free, while Software Engineering students like me don't. I think
we could use it just as much as CIT majors, so I really don't understand
why we can't get it for free just like them. Anyway, that's not really
what I'm asking about. I'm using Visual Studio for all my assignments
now, and I have one solution for my class that contains all the projects
I've done or am working on. I know you can press F5 to debug the whole
solution, but I have over 30 projects, so I don't want to run all of
them. Is there a keyboard shortcut for debugging only the project you're
working on? I've looked, but I can't find one, so doing it gets kind of
tedious, especially when I want to test the project several times in a
row. I have to switch to the solution explorer, find the project name,
right-click it, scroll to the debug menu, and then click start new
instance. I'm just hoping there's a better way. Does anyone know of one?
Also, let me know if this way of posting to the list works well. I was
asked a while back not to cross-post to multiple lists since it made
replying to one difficult, so I'm trying BCC-ing each address instead so
I don't have to send multiple messages. Thanks.
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