We are all doing it! We code then press 'F5' to test. But then on, especially when you are programming with C# you certainly use from time to time the 'Edit and Continue' feature. Right? I am but sometimes it gets annoying: upon pressing the pause button, you're always prompted to the main() function.
When using it extensively it turns out to be a pain in the ass ... 
So I decided to share how I resolved this issue.
First I took a look into the Tools>Options menu but found nada so I asked myself what can be done?
A MACRO!
So I simply had to find out how to break (1st line) and then how to prompt to the last document (2nd line).
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Public Module RecordingModuleSub PAUSE_AND_CURRENT()
DTE.Debugger.Break(True)
DTE.ExecuteCommand ("Window.NextDocumentWindowNav")
End Sub
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So now we need this macro to be called when we pause.
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Open up the "Macro explorer" from the Tools>Macro menu.
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Create a macro and copy-paste the code above.
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Save.
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Go in the toolbar customization and a button with this macro.
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Draw a nice icon for your button.
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Enjoy!
If you know a better way let me know.
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