The call browser is currently only available in C++ projects (C# and VB do not populate it). It's a feature several people have requested and we're tracking for a future version of the product. Would it meet your needs the way it is designed currently assuming that C# started populating it
The 'call browser' is on the right track. I've added to my View menu but can't get it to do anything. I can bring up the window but can't seem to populate it. I tried entering in method names and fully qualified method names for the search criteria and nothing appears and I receive no errors. How do I wire the command into the UI
It was a little bit of a disappointment not to see this as one of the new C# features in VS2005. Are there any current plans to make it available in C#, VB etc
I'm not looking for a stack. I'm looking for a tree. A Call Tree is a static (non-runtime) tree which shows the calling structure of a program. It shows every call made by every routine in a tree format.
Unlike a call stack, which is linear, a call tree is two dimentional and allows you to determine all the calls a method makes and all the methods that a call a method.
I would expect to see the call commmands when right clicking on a method in the class view in parrallel with find all references.
It would also be nice to be able to find all methods which are NOT called within an assembly/project. This would be a helpful refactoring tool when jerking code around or pruning it. This can be manually done today with "find all references" but it should be automated.
It would be nice to see a graphical repesentation of the graph similar to the object diagrams to get a quick overview of program structure and dependencies as well. I
Call Tree?
tamasu
The call browser is currently only available in C++ projects (C# and VB do not populate it). It's a feature several people have requested and we're tracking for a future version of the product. Would it meet your needs the way it is designed currently assuming that C# started populating it
Thanks,
Anson Horton
C# IDE PM
Tom25
Vip80
The 'call browser' is on the right track. I've added to my View menu but can't get it to do anything. I can bring up the window but can't seem to populate it. I tried entering in method names and fully qualified method names for the search criteria and nothing appears and I receive no errors. How do I wire the command into the UI
Thanks,
Ray
Remi 42
It was a little bit of a disappointment not to see this as one of the new C# features in VS2005. Are there any current plans to make it available in C#, VB etc
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Peter svahn
Dina Lasheen - MSFT
Kent Ogden
k3nai
Especially a graphical view
Karlo S
The Debug menu only appears while you're debugging.
Edmund
Unlike a call stack, which is linear, a call tree is two dimentional and allows you to determine all the calls a method makes and all the methods that a call a method.
- Ray
Alexey Nayda
It would be a good start.
I would expect to see the call commmands when right clicking on a method in the class view in parrallel with find all references.
It would also be nice to be able to find all methods which are NOT called within an assembly/project. This would be a helpful refactoring tool when jerking code around or pruning it. This can be manually done today with "find all references" but it should be automated.
It would be nice to see a graphical repesentation of the graph similar to the object diagrams to get a quick overview of program structure and dependencies as well. I
Thanks,
Ray
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