How do I see the hex values of a string in a VS2008 watch window?

Add your string as a watch, then edit the watch expression and append ".ToCharArray()" to view it as an array of chars. When you expand your watch you will see char code next to each individual char. Checking "Hexadecimal display" will show you hex codes for each character.

Default visualizer in VS (at least 2005) does not support this. However, apparently it isn't too much trouble to roll one's own visualizer: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms37959... (That's an old article from 2005 beta times, but I don't think the API changed much. ) Perhaps somebody somewhere even wrote one, but I haven't seen one yet.

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