either by creating this file, or setting it in the Properties pages of the project. When I press F5 or CTRL+F5, Pandoc starts with the appropriate command line arguments, including the built executable.
However, when I try to debug this, I can't get the debugger to attach to the built EXE. The only solution I've found is to call Debugger.Launch() explicitly, and choose the current Visual Studio window from the dialog that pops up.
To avoid having to type in the command line each time, I've set
Properties/launchSettings.json
:either by creating this file, or setting it in the Properties pages of the project. When I press F5 or CTRL+F5, Pandoc starts with the appropriate command line arguments, including the built executable.
However, when I try to debug this, I can't get the debugger to attach to the built EXE. The only solution I've found is to call
Debugger.Launch()
explicitly, and choose the current Visual Studio window from the dialog that pops up.