Say, I have an array of large objects I'm looking at. The object class being:
Class Box
Public length As Double
Public breadth As Double
Public height As Double
...
...
Public blah as blah
End Class
Normally I use the watch window and expand the objects out and check out the object property I am interested in...
So after running my code in the watch I'd have something like:
- box[0]
length 12 double
breadth 10 double
height 5 double
...
...
blah x blah
+ box[1]
+ box[2]
.
.
.
+ box[x]
however, I was curious if there was a way to only see those properties of each object instead of all the other properties I'm not interested in along with it. For example, if i only wanted to see the height of each object like:
- box[0]
height 5 double
- box[1]
height 3 double
- box[2]
height 2 double
.
.
.
- box[x] x double
Is this possible with the watch window? or like the immediate window or..?
Thanks so much
Not sure if it counts a duplicate, per se, but one option might as answered in Can the watch window value of a List<> be customised?
Alternatively, you can customize how the Watch window displays different objects. See: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/create-custom-visualizers-of-data?view=vs-2017
(edit: previous version pointed to the NatVis, which is just for Native objects)