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I have some very big DataTables, which I need to see their content while debugging.
Is there a better way to do that other than opening the Columns’ and rows’ lists Properties in the Watch panel?
Thanks.
Use the DataTable visualizer; hold your mouse over the variable and click on the magnifying glass this will open the DataTable visualizer.
Btw, there are more VS2010 visualizers for other actions.
I really like the WPF Tree visualizer: hold your mouse on a WPF control and click the magnifying glass 😉