Rendering elements of STL containers in MS Visual Studio 2013 (C++) while debugging?

Question

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When displaying a std::vector (std::list and other STL containers) in the debugger (Autos, Watch), only the size of the container is displayed:
MSVS 2010: "[9](9,8,7,6,5,4,3, 2.1)"
MSVS 2013: "{ size=9 }"
To see a specific element, you need to expand the line and scroll.
I noticed that autoexp.dat is no longer used in MSVS 2013, instead stl.natvis is used , in the scripts of which I did not find how to display all elements in a DisplayString .
How can I force all elements to be displayed without expand-a?
Is there any way to "force" MSVS 2013 to use autoexp.dat (tried deleting stl.natvis - didn't help)?
Is there any way to fix stl.natvis so that the elements are displayed on the first line?
Maybe there are some extensions for STL rendering in MSVS2010-style?

Answer 1

I found this solution: in the " Debugging " studio settings, enable " Enable Edit and Continue " and " Enable native Edit and Continue ". After that, the debugger starts using autoexp.dat for rendering. The project itself does not have to be with Enable Edit and Continue.

Answer 2

Maybe this article will help wicharek.name/blog/msvc-visualizers