This is a big reason to use LinqPad in itself. It's the only missing piece. Otherwise, you must put .Dump() on every property or .Select(p => p.someproperty).Dump(). It's pretty tedious. I've been using LinqPad with the Open XML SDK. It shows no values, just that objects are present.
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This is a big reason to use LinqPad in itself. It's the only missing piece. Otherwise, you must put .Dump() on every property or .Select(p => p.someproperty).Dump(). It's pretty tedious. I've been using LinqPad with the Open XML SDK. It shows no values, just that objects are present.