Debug - return value ; ?

[Jarod]

Hey
Let's say I have following code:

return db.ExecuteDataSet(...);

Works ok, but I want to see what's in the dataSet. Normally visualizer will
do the job, but how to set up visiualizer on object created dynamically like
this one here ? I don't want to change code just to add:
DataSet ds = db.ExecuteDataSet(...);
return ds;

and than debug. Is there a way to get visualizer just from return statement
? I can take it from watch window ;) But maybe there is a simplier way ?
Maybe you will also share some good ( advanced ) articles about debugging ?
Best book on this subject is ... ?
Jarod

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

What about the calling method?

Frankly I don't know (don;t tkink so) if you can see the return value in a
watch window
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Hey
Let's say I have following code:

return db.ExecuteDataSet(...);

Works ok, but I want to see what's in the dataSet. Normally visualizer
will do the job, but how to set up visiualizer on object created
dynamically like this one here ? I don't want to change code just to add:
DataSet ds = db.ExecuteDataSet(...);
return ds;

and than debug. Is there a way to get visualizer just from return
statement ? I can take it from watch window ;) But maybe there is a
simplier way ? Maybe you will also share some good ( advanced ) articles
about debugging ? Best book on this subject is ... ?
Jarod

[Jarod]

> What about the calling method?

Frankly I don't know (don;t tkink so) if you can see the return value in a
watch window

If I put a whole statement in Watch window than you got Visualizer enabled
;)
Jarod