It's not immediately obvious, but It turns out that the cursor needs to be at the end of the output for it to keep the most recent output in the window. A quick Ctrl-End will get the cursor to the end of the output.
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Ever have problems with your output window in Visual Studio? Sometimes I find that mine won't automatically scroll when building - I have to keep dragging the scrollbar to get the most recent output into view.
It's not immediately obvious, but It turns out that the cursor needs to be at the end of the output for it to keep the most recent output in the window. A quick Ctrl-End will get the cursor to the end of the output.
It's not immediately obvious, but It turns out that the cursor needs to be at the end of the output for it to keep the most recent output in the window. A quick Ctrl-End will get the cursor to the end of the output.
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