This question was answered before for Visual Stdio <2015 and Visual Studio 2015.
Unfortunately, the proposed solutions does not work anymore on Visual Studio 2022 (V17.11.6).
The Visual 2015 answer used a Visual Commander macro to do the job, but the comment now mention:
I found the issue. The script focuses on the Find Results 1 Window. Most likely when you use the Find All you have the result option to List Results in: Find results table When the script only reads from Find Results 1 window. –
Cristian Camilo Cabrera
Commented Jan 10, 2020 at 16:16
VS now uses new find result controls that don’t support extensibility. –
Sergey Vlasov
Commented Oct 13, 2020 at 15:03
Is there another way to solve this problem? Or a way to fix the macro?
I restate the question, which is independent of the historical consideration mentioned above :
How do I add Debug Breakpoints to all lines displayed in a “Find Results” window in VS 2019?