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I think the formatting of collections in the debug watch window can use a lot of improvement. Compare how visual studio code currently handles a list of String.
Whereas in Visual Studio the quick watch feature was much more useful:
In general, I am mostly interested in the values in the collection, which I have to dig down four levels of hierarchy in vscode and is quite obfuscated.
@spassvogel Are you debugging Mono, .NET Core or .NET Desktop?
If .NET Core or desktop - what version of .NET Core/Desktop are you targeting? What OS are you on? Can you reproduce this problem in 'Hello World'? If not, do you have a project you can share?
I'm on Windows 10. I'm experiencing this whilst debugging Unity3d, so that's Mono I suppose, right? I'm seeing the same in Visual Studio Code 1.25 and Visual Studio Code - Insiders 1.27
Let me see if I can create an isolated Hello world. I was kind of under the impression that this was not a bug, but just the way VS code (or omnisharp?) was written...
From @spassvogel on August 22, 2018 10:13
I think the formatting of collections in the debug watch window can use a lot of improvement. Compare how visual studio code currently handles a list of
String
.Whereas in Visual Studio the quick watch feature was much more useful:
In general, I am mostly interested in the values in the collection, which I have to dig down four levels of hierarchy in vscode and is quite obfuscated.
Copied from original issue: dotnet/vscode-csharp#2470
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