Felix,
I don't think that you can make Watch window showing strings in the way you
need. I can propose one workaround, although it is not very nice:
In command window, type in:
Clipboard.SetDataObject(myString, true)
It should place the content of the string into clipboard and you can paste
it in other application. It should be possible to write a macro that does
this thing for you.
Hope this helps.
--
Victor Urnyshev [MSFT]
This post is "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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|If I set a breakpoint in visual studio 2000 and viewed a local
|variable (in the "locals" panel), I would see something like:
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|sql | "
| SELECT
| Operator.FirstName,
|...
|
|now I am using visual studio 2003, I see something like:
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|sql | "\r\nSELECT \r\n\t\t\tOperator.FirstName, ...
|
|I often cut and paste such statements into sql query analyzer ... it
|would be helpful to get back the old view.
|
|Any ideas would be very helpful.
|
|Thanks!
|
|Felix
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