¿Existe alguna forma de detener la depuración en Visual Studio?

Is there a way to stop debugging in Visual Studio?

The first way to stop debugging is with the ‘Stop Debugging’ command ( ; Shift + F5) from the ‘Debug’ toolbar: We can also use the ‘Debug’ menu and choose ‘Stop Debugging’:

Download the zip file , uncompress and copy the jar file in your eclipse/plugins folder. Once it’s done, you will see a new Preference pane. Everything is configured for Eclipse to switch back to Java perspective if you have a java or properties file opened when the debugging session ends.

Some debugger features, such as viewing variable values in the Locals window or evaluating expressions in the Watch window, are available only while the debugger is paused (that is, in break mode).

Breakpoints can be toggled by clicking on the editor margin or using F9 on the current line. Finer breakpoint control (enable/disable/reapply) can be done in the Debug view’s BREAKPOINTS section. Breakpoints in the editor margin are normally shown as red filled circles. Disabled breakpoints have a filled gray circle.

If the “ Stop debugger when browser is closed” checked, Visual Studio will terminate the debugger as soon as you close the browser. When it is unchecked, Visual Studio will keep running the debugging session. As long as the debugging session is on, you can open your web project on the browser and restart debugging of your application.

When it is unchecked, Visual Studio will keep running the debugging session. As long as the debugging session is on, you can open your web project on the browser and restart debugging of your application. How to stop debugger after a specific number of breakpoint hit ?

If you cannot find that toolbar, go to the ‘View’ menu, point to ‘Toolbars’, and check if the ‘Debug’ toolbar option is enabled: The ‘Debug’ toolbar not only shows when we write code in Visual Studio, but also when we’re debugging.