Not exactly sure what you are looking for in terms of a nuget package but I
do the following:
In the exception handler I call my own Debug.ReportException method to
which I would pass the properties of the "interesting" object as
List<string>, then I include the stack trace by calling this code:
public List<string> StackTraceToString() {
List<string> sb = new List<string>(); var frames = new
System.Diagnostics.StackTrace(true).GetFrames(); for (int i =
1; i < frames.Length; i++) /* Ignore current StackTraceToString method...*/
{ var currFrame = frames[i];
var method = currFrame.GetMethod();
sb.Add(string.Format("{0}:{1}", method.ReflectedType !=
null ? method.ReflectedType.Name : string.Empty,
method.Name + " Line: " + currFrame.GetFileLineNumber())); }
return sb; }
and finally everything via an email to myself - the email being generated
via SQL Server via script I found on the web.
You probably want to add a utility routine to generically grab all the
object properties as List<string> and then could pick which object to
interrogate as part of your exception handler.
Andrew
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From: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 10:32 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: debugging object
Anyone aware or use any tools to debug code at object level. Want to be
able to out an object and its property values so i can get more info when
an
exception occurs in my winforms app? Maybe a nugget package?
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