A small collection of extension methods which I find useful for LINQPad on occasion. They display a little more information than the Dump() counterpart. Use with caution on large data sets.
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In addition to the standard Dump() output, this will also obtain values by calling methods which do not contain any parameters. Private, internal, protected and private members are also displayed. There's also an option to specify the reflected depth which works a little differently. The main difference being that primitive types are also reflected rather than simply being displayed.
All of the standard overloads of the builtin Dump() method are supported.
Not quite as sophisticated as its Dump() counterpart, but allows tables to be sorted and exported as HTML.
Displays an object graph much like the Dump() method, but Json formatted.
Reflects over a type and gets the values required for DumpReflect(). Can be used in conjunction with Dump(). For example, obj.Reflect().DumpJson() or obj.Reflect().Dump() which is equivalent to DumpReflect().
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For some types
DumpReflect().DumpJson()will fail due to cyclic dependencies. -
The DumpSort() extension method is still very buggy but works great on simple collections if you need to sort a data set and export it as HTML. Reverse engineering the LINQPad Dump() method with the same polish is much harder than it looks :-)