I found a number of interesting links to solid work around debugger visualizers. Scott Nonnenberg has an excellent blog with quite a few posts around this topic. He's a PM on the Debugging group within Visual Studio. Scott's building an index of debugger visualizer entries, and some of them are very compelling....

Visual Studio 2005 allows you to extend your debugger's visualization capabilities by creating a new DebuggerVisualizer class. This class simply registers itself with an appropriate assembly-level attribute, and when it is invoked by the debugger, it displays a custom form, control, or dialog that can render the passed type. It must be installed in a specific subfolder at either the user or the machine level. It's simple enough that you can build one in 5 minutes....

U.K. Trip I am currently flying back home after 6 days in the U.K. I'm on a plane for 10 hours, so this is an ideal time for a blog entry. I was there to collaborate with some of our internal team members and partners on an interesting project involving...