Debugging in LinqPad...
Hi PPL...
I've noticed that a some people are trying to get the closest thing to a Debugger they can get in LinqPad...
It's an annoyance being always making code to dump data just to inspect variables,,,
Well I have a suggestion to do it without much fuss...
Why not catch the Debugger.Break code and just pause LinqPad introducing the variables data (type, value, max, min, etc, etc) in the tooltips...
Then we just hover a variable and inspect the data in the tooltip...
Sure a checkbox indicating active Debugger and Continue/Break in the header toolbar would be a must also...
It's all of my rants for tonight,,, stay cool!!!
ZEE
I've noticed that a some people are trying to get the closest thing to a Debugger they can get in LinqPad...
It's an annoyance being always making code to dump data just to inspect variables,,,
Well I have a suggestion to do it without much fuss...
Why not catch the Debugger.Break code and just pause LinqPad introducing the variables data (type, value, max, min, etc, etc) in the tooltips...
Then we just hover a variable and inspect the data in the tooltip...
Sure a checkbox indicating active Debugger and Continue/Break in the header toolbar would be a must also...
It's all of my rants for tonight,,, stay cool!!!
ZEE
Comments
if (Debugger.IsAttached) Debugger.Break();
Right?