Can Dump() work on "dynamic" objects?
(see comment: this is impossible in C#)
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Ligi So
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(dyn as object).Dump();
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This fails because extension methods don't work with dynamic binding. A workaround is to call:
LINQPad.Extensions.Dump(dyn);
OR:
Console.WriteLine (dyn);
LINQPad rewires Console.WriteLine so that it has the same effect as calling Dump(). -
Ajit Singh commented
dynamic dyn = 10;
Console.WriteLine (dyn); //this works
dyn.Dump(); //this does not