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Andrew Crawley edited this page Jan 31, 2018
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Debugger Properties
Visual Studio supports many global options that affect the operation of debuggers. These options can be modified during a debugging session.
Required Implementation
To support these global options, a debug adapter must:
Implement a handler for the custom setDebuggerProperty request
Return true for the supportsDebuggerProperties field in the Capabilities object returned in response to the initialize request.
Property Definitions
The setDebuggerProperty request can contain arbitrary arguments, as some are provided by Visual Studio, and others may be provided by a custom project system, if one is associated with the debug adapter. Common options controlled by the "Debugging" section of the "Options" dialog include:
Name
Type
Description
JustMyCodeStepping
integer
Set to "1" if "Just My Code" is enabled.
DisableJITOptimization
integer
Set to "1" if "Suppress JIT optimization on module load" is enabled.
WarnIfNoUserCodeOnLaunch
integer
Set to "1" if "Warn if no user code on launch" is enabled.
EnableStepFiltering
boolean
Set to true if "Step over properties and operators" is enabled.