Chart dumps an object, not a chart
If I set my language to C# Statements, and use the following...
List> donations = new List> {
new Tuple(0, 10),
new Tuple(1, 7),
new Tuple(3, 12),
new Tuple(4, 3)
};
var hours = Enumerable.Range(0, 5)
.Select(n => new {
Hour = n,
Number = donations.FirstOrDefault(d => d.Item1 == n)?.Item2 ?? 0
});
hours.Chart(h => h.Hour, h => h.Number).Dump();
...then I don't get a Chart tab in the results pane, I get a LINQPadChart`1 dump, which looks like some object.
How do I get the chart? I'm using LinqPad v5.36.03 premium edition
List> donations = new List> {
new Tuple(0, 10),
new Tuple(1, 7),
new Tuple(3, 12),
new Tuple(4, 3)
};
var hours = Enumerable.Range(0, 5)
.Select(n => new {
Hour = n,
Number = donations.FirstOrDefault(d => d.Item1 == n)?.Item2 ?? 0
});
hours.Chart(h => h.Hour, h => h.Number).Dump();
...then I don't get a Chart tab in the results pane, I get a LINQPadChart`1 dump, which looks like some object.
How do I get the chart? I'm using LinqPad v5.36.03 premium edition
Comments
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Sorry, should have included a screenshot...
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Click the 'Results to Rich Text' button on the toolbar.
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Thanks! I discovered that adding a call to ToWindowsChart() before Dump worked as well. That way I can leave the results as data grids (which is usually more useful) and still get the chart.
Thanks again.
