I am working on some pretty complex code that is writing to a memorystream using an XmlTextwriter. Is there a way in Visual Studio debug to see the content of the memorystream/XmlTextwriter as I am stepping through code.
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I am working on some pretty complex code that is writing to a memorystream using an XmlTextwriter. Is there a way in Visual Studio debug to see the content of the memorystream/XmlTextwriter as I am stepping through code.
It’s easy to get it from the
MemoryStream:(That’s assuming you’ve told it to use UTF-8; use
Encoding.Unicodeor whatever’s appropriate if necessary.)It doesn’t make as much sense to ask the
XmlTextWriter– it’s just writing data, and probably doesn’t know or care what it’s already written. You may want to flush it, mind you.