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Debug Question

Tom
While in debug mode in my C# app, I wanted to check a value so I set a break
statement and in the immediate window I entered:

? parentnav and hit the Enter key.

Since this is an object I got the first 99 lines or so followed by this:

<More... (The first 100 of 134 items were displayed.) >;;

Does anyone know how I can see the other 34 items?

Thanks

Tom

Apr 25 '06 #1
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While in debug mode in my C# app, I wanted to check a value so I set a
break
statement and in the immediate window I entered:

? parentnav and hit the Enter key.

Since this is an object I got the first 99 lines or so followed by this:

<More... (The first 100 of 134 items were displayed.) >;;

Does anyone know how I can see the other 34 items?

Thanks

Tom


Not sure how to do it in the debugger, but you can write code that will do
that for ya...and maybe print it out to a text file, or the debugger
window...just use Reflection :)

Mythran

Apr 25 '06 #2
Using VS 2005? Just hover the mouse over the object in question and
will show the debugging visualizer where you can see any property

Apr 26 '06 #3

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