Implement a multi-panel wpf "editor" that supports xml-folding and raw text, maybe even show images produced by graphwiz.
the idea is to insert printer.Debug.PrintObject(o) and this editor will open, or if already open, will add a new pane. Thereby we enable better debugging sessions for programmers dealing with a lot of data.
this is advantageous over the normal profiler view in
you can search the content of the panel
you have several panels potentially, which show the development of state
I think its best not to use 3rd party plugins for this in order to keep dependencies at 0 for StatePrinter
Implement a multi-panel wpf "editor" that supports xml-folding and raw text, maybe even show images produced by graphwiz.
the idea is to insert
printer.Debug.PrintObject(o)and this editor will open, or if already open, will add a new pane. Thereby we enable better debugging sessions for programmers dealing with a lot of data.this is advantageous over the normal profiler view in
I think its best not to use 3rd party plugins for this in order to keep dependencies at 0 for StatePrinter