I had a production need to make changes to the code that was developed in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.

Dear colleagues, please tell me, is there such an option in MVS2008 how to see all the variables that are used in the method in one list?

The bottom line is that the predecessor nakodil methods of 100 lines or more, and even half of the variables to keep in mind is somehow not very successful.

  • Maybe it makes sense to refactor long methods, dividing them into shorter ones, until the code becomes visible? At the same time, the quality of the code will improve. - VladD
  • You can also try to copy the project and open it with a more recent version of the studio, if it has better possibilities. - VladD
  • @VladD ideas are good, only with a better version of the IDE everything crashes. or does not work like that. - Andrew Kachalin
  • Well, I did not mean to use the new IDE for development . And just to see the list of variables in a convenient form, and return to the old IDE. - VladD
  • if it crashes in a new studio, you definitely need to do refactoring, which means the code does not meet the standards or led to indefinite behavior (2008-2010 did not meet any standards except small ones) for 2010 -2012 there are a lot of plug-ins and the compiler without obvious translation errors - Swift

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