See return value in C#
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Hi,
Consider the following piece of code:
As you can see we are on line 28. Is there any way to see the return value of the function at this point, without letting the code return to the caller function?
Foo.Bar()
is a function call which generates a unique path (for example). So it's NOT constant.
In VB.NET it's possible by entering the function's name in the Watch, which will then threat it as a variable.
But in C# this is not possible, any other tips?
PS: rewriting is not an option.
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