output-window

When you build a project in Visual Studio, the Output Window outputs the status of the build process, which included errors and warnings. Double clicking those lines will open up the file containing that error/warning in the editor. Now, is it possible to get that functionality with output from Debug.WriteLine, or anything like that? So that when the Debug window outputs for example Buffering: 13:03:20 to 13:03:21 I would be able to double click it and be taken to BufferClass.cs, line 45, since that was the location of the Debug.WriteLine call. Is that possible, either through .net libraries,

I am trying to debug a SQL response which is throwing an error: Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '0.01' to data type bit. That does not make a lot of sense as object does not have any bools. Code: using (var connection = _connectionProvider.GetDbConnection()) { connection.Open(); return connection.Query<Rate>(query, parameters); } SQL that gets executed (I manually added parameters): select * from (select top 1 BuildNumber, RateVersion, SampleId, Tariff, TariffStepName, Factor1, Result1 from dbo.Rates where Tariff = 'Default' and TariffStepName = 'I_P' and (RateVersion <= 1)

At the moment I am starting a batch file from my C# program with: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"DoSomeStuff.bat"); What I would like to be able to do is redirect the output (stdout and stderr) of that child process to the Output window in Visual Studio (specifically Visual C# Express 2008). Is there a way to do that? (Additionally: such that it's not all buffered up and then spat out to the Output window when the child process finishes.) (BTW: At the moment I can get stdout (but not stderr) of the parent process to appear in the Output window, by making my program a "Windows Application"