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When I'm debugging, I often have to deal with methods that does not use an intermediate variable to store the return value : private int myMethod_1() { return 12; } private int myMethod_2() { return someCall( someValue ); } Well, in order to recreate a bug, I often have to change values on the fly. Here, I could want to see what happens when myMethode_1 return zero. Same thing for myMethod_2 . Is there a way to do that without modifying the code ? What I would like to do, it's to place a breakpoint on the return line (or on the closing bracket) and type-in a new return value. Note : I'm using Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008. Thank !
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