Hello, there's one behavior that always annoyed me in Visual Studio, it's that when you F5 your application (Start Debugging), the program will close as soon as it's done executing. I'd like it to show "Press Any Key To Continue...", exactly like you start it using Ctrl-F5 (Start Without Debugging). In C++ I usually add system("pause") and in C# I add Console.ReadKey(), but I'd rather have the IDE do it. Is there a way to set it up like that?
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Hello, there's one behavior that always annoyed me in Visual Studio, it's that when you F5 your application (Start Debugging), the program will close as soon as it's done executing. I'd like it to show "Press Any Key To Continue...", exactly like you start it using Ctrl-F5 (Start Without Debugging). In C++ I usually add system("pause") and in C# I add Console.ReadKey(), but I'd rather have the IDE do it. Is there a way to set it up like that?
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