Dictionary values look ugly in the CLR Debugger. Is there any way to make them more friendly? I want to see only keys and values instead of all these recursively nested properties.
UPD: The best compromise so far found:
new ArrayList(myDictionary).ToArray()
Answering my own question.
After installing Visual C # 2005 Express, things got a lot better. Now even custom visualizers work in the CLR Debugger (thanks @dkson for mentioning them)!
, , , ToString() , , , , Student , , ? , , ToString() , , , sire , .
You can use the DebuggerTypeProxy attribute, which allows you to customize the debug view of your type.
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