Force Rich HTML on XML Dump()?

mvelosop · January 2019

When Dumping an XElement I get the XML text representation, Is there some way to get the regular rich html output you get from any other type?

mvelosop · January 2019

Thanks!

JoeAlbahari · January 2019

Yes - use PanelManager.DisplaySyntaxColoredText.

DisplaySyntaxColoredText(string text, SyntaxLanguageStyle language)

enum SyntaxLanguageStyle
{
	None,
	CSharp,
	VB,
	FSharp,
	SQL,
	ESQL,
	CSS,
	HTML,
	JavaScript,
	PowerShell,
	Python,
	XAML,
	XML
}

mvelosop · January 2019

Hey, thanks for the prompt response!

But now I realize I didn't explained myself correctly, this what I meant (tried to):


this.GetType().Assembly.Dump();
xml.Dump();

nescafe · January 2019

Try Util.ToExpando()

See: https://www.linqpad.net/CustomizingDump.aspx

Section "Forcing Object Expansion"

mvelosop · January 2019

Great, thanks a lot 😊

Husqvik · July 2022

Is it possible to dump the PanelManager.DisplaySyntaxColoredText output into the default "Results" panel instead of separate one? I noticed XDocument dumps into default whereas PanelManager.DisplaySyntaxColoredText always into an ad hoc one. Also XDocument doesn't contain expander whereas PanelManager.DisplaySyntaxColoredText does.

JoeAlbahari · July 2022

Good point - it should offer both options. Try the latest beta:
https://www.linqpad.net/linqpad7.aspx#beta

See What's New notes for info.

Husqvik · July 2022

Works nicely. Thanks.

Husqvik · August 2022

Util.SyntaxColorText(sql, SyntaxLanguageStyle.SQL) emits
div style='font-family:Consolas, monospace; font-size:10pt'>
at the beginning which effectively overrides whatever style is set on parent element. Is this intended? Would be nicer if font family and size, in fact almost everything but color, is inherited.

Force Rich HTML on XML Dump()?

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