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Trace without Console.Write
15 July 09 04:13 PM | Frederick.Chapleau | with no comments
A better way to Trace without using Console.Write, is simply to use the Trace.Write, and using a ConsoleTraceListener. This will automatically dump traces to the console. -f.
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Trace using the diagnostic Trace utility
04 July 09 04:24 PM | Frederick.Chapleau | with no comments
Diagnostic.Trace is a good way to handle trace without reinventing the wheel, try them, using the categories. Maybe use a categories like “verbose” or “warning” ? or simply use trace.Warn instead trace.Write… -f.
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Debugging without Breakpoints
25 June 09 01:10 PM | Frederick.Chapleau | with no comments
A pretty old way to debug, is to output messages in a log file. The same kind of debugging is possible in VS2003 +, de console output. And it’s possible to redirect this output when the code is compiled... -f.
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