How can I find out which line will be executed after performing any action?
If I know what will be executed I can put break point there. But what if I am not sure where to set breakpoint or just I need to go to the executing line faster (without setting breakpoints).
"Break All" is not what I look for. It is pausing debugging, so I cannot perform any action (just after which I want Visual Studio sets breakpoint automatically)
In other words, for example I want to start debugging each line after clicking a button, without putting breakpoints. Is it possibile?
For a .NET application you can use my Runtime Flow tool (30-day trial) to see code that is executed after some action.