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Until I get to the place I want in an app I'm debugging, I need to keep switching back and forth between the "CPU" and "Log" tabs.
Is there a way I can "detach" the log window, or maybe better, set it as a tab next to the CPU's "dump, watch, local, struct" tabs?
I can't just drag-drop the Log tab as, when I click it, the CPU one is gone and the lower panel as well.
My app stops in an exception; I didn't find a way to "run until unhandled exception" so I need to keep resuming until it stops there. And then I will have to somehow count how many times a breakpoint hit so I break a couple hits before the exception in a following run, to see a little more of the context where it triggers.
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Until I get to the place I want in an app I'm debugging, I need to keep switching back and forth between the "CPU" and "Log" tabs.
Is there a way I can "detach" the log window, or maybe better, set it as a tab next to the CPU's "dump, watch, local, struct" tabs?
I can't just drag-drop the Log tab as, when I click it, the CPU one is gone and the lower panel as well.
My app stops in an exception; I didn't find a way to "run until unhandled exception" so I need to keep resuming until it stops there. And then I will have to somehow count how many times a breakpoint hit so I break a couple hits before the exception in a following run, to see a little more of the context where it triggers.
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