Keyvan Nayyeri has a great tip for how to control the display of a type in the various debugger windows using a DebuggerTypeProxy attribute. His post includes screenshots with this in use.
This is an attribute you can apply to a class, assembly, or struct to specify another class to examine within a debugger window.
You still get access to the raw view of the original type, just in case some other developer plays a practical joke on you by specifying a DebuggerTypeProxy that displays the value of every field as being 42.
Tags: .NET, C#, Debugging, Visual Studio.NET,
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