Initially, the goal of the inspector was to inspect the content of objects ...
"Raw" is very important because it is the only way we can have a clear idea of what is in the object inspected.
But now we use the inspector as a user interface tool to present "nicely" some data about some object
The debugging purpose of the inspector is lost.
We should separate the debugging purpose from the user interface purpose.
May be have 2 different tools ?
Initially, the goal of the inspector was to inspect the content of objects ... "Raw" is very important because it is the only way we can have a clear idea of what is in the object inspected.
But now we use the inspector as a user interface tool to present "nicely" some data about some object
The debugging purpose of the inspector is lost.
We should separate the debugging purpose from the user interface purpose. May be have 2 different tools ?