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		<title>Marking variables in VS.NET Debugger</title>
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Even after using Visual Studio for years (previous versions at least), you can always find hidden features.
If you are debugging and have watch window open, you can click on &#8220;Make Object ID&#8221;. This will create ID for specific object or its member. You will get id&#8217;s such as 1#, 2# etc.

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<p>Even after using Visual Studio for years (previous versions at least), you can always find hidden features.</p>
<p>If you are debugging and have watch window open, you can click on &#8220;Make Object ID&#8221;. This will create ID for specific object or its member. You will get id&#8217;s such as 1#, 2# etc.</p>
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<p>From now on, you can use</p>
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1#.SomeMember();</pre>
<p>even when this variable is not in scope. Quite useful for multithreaded debugging or for debugging code where you want to track specific objects through many layers.</p>
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