Debugger5 Interface

Debugger5 is used to interrogate and manipulate the state of the debugger and the program being debugged. Debugger5 supersedes the Debugger4 interface.

Namespace:  EnvDTE100
Assembly:  EnvDTE100 (in EnvDTE100.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
<GuidAttribute("C8BBAA3A-7E99-4630-942C-570F085141EB")> _
Public Interface Debugger5 _
    Inherits Debugger4

[GuidAttribute("C8BBAA3A-7E99-4630-942C-570F085141EB")]
public interface Debugger5 : Debugger4

[GuidAttribute(L"C8BBAA3A-7E99-4630-942C-570F085141EB")]
public interface class Debugger5 : Debugger4

[<GuidAttribute("C8BBAA3A-7E99-4630-942C-570F085141EB")>]
type Debugger5 =  
    interface 
        interface Debugger4 
    end

public interface Debugger5 extends Debugger4

The Debugger5 type exposes the following members.

Properties

	Name	Description
	AllBreakpointsLastHit	Gets a collection of bound breakpoints that were last simultaneously hit.
	BreakpointLastHit	Gets the last breakpoint hit. To get a collection of multiple breakpoints hit simultaneously, see AllBreakpointsLastHit.
	Breakpoints	Gets a collection of breakpoints.
	CurrentMode	Gets the current mode of the debugger within the context of the IDE.
	CurrentProcess	Gets or sets the active process.
	CurrentProgram	Sets or returns the active program.
	CurrentStackFrame	Gets or sets the current stack frame.
	CurrentThread	Gets or sets the current thread being debugged.
	DebuggedProcesses	Gets the list of processes that are currently being debugged.
	DTE	Gets the top-level extensibility object.
	ExceptionGroups	Gets the exception settings for the debugger. For each exception, these settings determine whether the debugger gives the code a chance to handle the exception before the debugger breaks execution.
	ForceContinue	Gets or sets a value that determines whether the debugger breaks or continues when a tracepoint or breakpoint finishes executing a macro. The default behavior is set by the user in the dialog box when the tracepoint or breakpoint is created. This property can be used to change the default behavior.
	HexDisplayMode	Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the expressions are output in hexadecimal or decimal format.
	HexInputMode	Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the expressions are evaluated in hexadecimal or decimal format.
	Languages	Gets a list of languages that the debugger supports.
	LastBreakReason	Gets the last reason that a program was broken. If the program is running, it returns DBG_REASON_NONE.
	LocalProcesses	Gets the list of processes that are currently running on this computer.
	OnlyLoadSymbolsManually	Gets a value that determines whether symbols are loaded manually or automatically. The Visual Studio user can determine this setting in the Options dialog box. For more information about how to set this value within Visual Studio, see How to: Specify a Symbol Path.
	Parent	Gets the immediate parent object (DTE).
	SymbolCachePath	Gets a string that contains the path to the symbols cache used by Visual Studio when you download symbols from a symbols server. You can specify the symbols cache path in the Options dialog box. For more information, see How to: Use a Symbol.
	SymbolPath	Gets a string that contains paths to .PDB symbol files that are used by Visual Studio for debugging. The Visual Studio user can specify symbols paths in the Options dialog box. For more information, see How to: Specify a Symbol Path.
	SymbolPathState	Gets a string that represents the state of all symbol paths for the .PDB symbol files that are used by Visual Studio for debugging.
	Transports	Gets a collection of supported debugging transports.

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Methods

	Name	Description
	Break	Causes the given process to pause its execution so that its current state can be analyzed.
	DeleteObjectID	Deletes the object ID.
	DetachAll	Detaches from all attached programs.
	ExecuteStatement	Executes the specified statement. If the TreatAsExpression flag is true, then the string is interpreted as an expression, and output is sent to the Command Window.
	ExportBreakpoints	Exports the breakpoints to a file.
	GetExpression	Evaluates an expression based on the current stack frame. If the expression can be parsed but not evaluated, an object is returned but does not contain a valid value.
	GetExpression2	Evaluates an expression based on the current stack frame. If the expression can be parsed but not evaluated, an object is returned but does not contain a valid value. This method is similar to GetExpression but with an additional Boolean parameter, which can be set to true to indicate that the expression is to be evaluated as a statement.
	GetExpression3	Evaluates an expression, similar to GetExpression. However, this method allows the caller to specify the stack frame that the evaluation will occur on. It also allows the caller to specify whether automatic evaluation of properties and implicit function calls should occur.
	GetProcesses	Gets an object that represents the processes that are currently connected for debugging on the specified transport.
	Go	Starts executing the program from the current statement.
	ImportBreakpoints	Imports breakpoints from a file.
	RunToCursor	Executes the program to the current position of the source file cursor.
	SetNextStatement	Sets the next instruction to be executed, according to the cursor position in the current source file.
	SetSymbolSettings	Sets various settings for the .PDB symbols used by Visual Studio for debugging and forces reloading of all symbols.
	StepInto	Steps into the next function call, if possible.
	StepOut	Steps out of the current function.
	StepOver	Steps over the next function call.
	Stop	Stops debugging and terminates or detaches from all attached processes.
	TerminateAll	Terminates all currently running debugging processes.
	WriteMinidump	If debugging a program and in Break mode, this function creates a minidump of the current debugging session.

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Remarks

The debugger is available through the DTE2 object through its Debugger property. (You must cast this object to Debugger5. One debugger object is available for each instance of the interactive development environment (IDE).

To use Debugger5, you must add a reference to EnvDTE100.dll. For native development, you must add a reference to dte100.tlb.

See Also

Reference

EnvDTE100 Namespace