Runtime Monitoring is an easy way for you to monitor the value or state of custom C# members during runtime. Just add the 'Monitor' attribute to a field, property, event, method or even class and get its value or state displayed automatically in a customizable and extendable debug UI.
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Creating a Settings file creates an empty "Resources 1" folder #19
Hey, first, really cool stuff. I use it in every project.
There is a very tiny problem with the Settings creation : it creates a folder named Resources 1.
Also, the Settings is not automatically created when missing, resulting in a Null reference exception.