IEnumberable.Dump with exclusions

AlexJeffreys · April 2018

Hi Joe

Any reason why the following doesn't work?
((IEnumerable) new[] { new { X = 1, Y = 2 } }).Dump(exclude: "X"); // doesn't work

Thanks

Alex

JoeAlbahari · April 2018

The exclude option applies only to the type that's been dumped. This is so that when you expand sub-objects, properties with the same name won't also get excluded. So by casting to IEnumerable, you'll telling LINQPad to exclude property "X" on the IEnumerable type (which doesn't exist).

AlexJeffreys · April 2018

Aha, I see! Thank you

IEnumberable.Dump with exclusions

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