Debug.Write Method |
System.Diagnostics.Debug
Debug.Write( Output [, Category ])
The string to be sent to the Output window, or the object whose name is to be sent to the Output window
A category name used to group output messages
Prints text in the Output window in the design-time environment
If Output is a string, the string is printed to the Output window.
If Output is a nonstring object, the ToString property of the Object object is invoked. This just outputs a string version of the name of the object.
Supplying a Category argument is useful when you want to organize the output from several Debug.Write statements by category. Output from the method then takes the form:
Category: Output
if Output is a string, and:
Category: Output.ToString
if Output is a nonstring object.
In Visual Basic applications, Debug.Write executes only when an application is run in the design-time environment; the statement has no effect in a compiled application.
Debug.WriteIf Method, Debug.WriteLine Method, Debug.WriteLineIf Method