1.2.29

Facotry methods formatter -- Use params arguments instead of wrapping…

1.2.28

Alpha version of the factory method formatter -- displays the factory methods that could be used to create this kind of expression:

Func<int, int> del = ...
Expression<Func<int,int>> expr = () => del(5);
Console.WriteLine(expr.ToString("Factory methods");
// prints:
/*
Lambda(
    Invoke( del, new [] {
        Constant(5)
    })
)
*/

1.2.27

Download the visualizer DLL appropriate to your version of Visual Studio + MultiSelectTreeView.dll, and install as described here.

Note that in order to use with .NET Core projects in VS 2019, you may have to copy the DLLs into a netstandard2.0 subfolder of the Visualizers folder.

1.2.19

String library

• Renders .NET 4 expressions, including DynamicExpression

Visualizer

• VS 2019 support (not through CI)

Download the visualizer DLL appropriate to your version of Visual Studio + MultiSelectTreeView.dll, and install as described here.

Note that in order to use with .NET Core projects in VS 2019, you may have to copy the DLLs into a netstandard2.0 subfolder of the Visualizers folder.

1.2

String library

• Renders .NET 4 expressions, including DynamicExpression

Visualizer

• VS 2019 support (not through CI)

Download the visualizer DLL appropriate to your version of Visual Studio + MultiSelectTreeView.dll, and install as described here.

Note that in order to use with .NET Core projects in VS 2019, you may have to copy the DLLs into a netstandard2.0 subfolder of the Visualizers folder.

1.1.10

String-rendering library

• First steps at complete .NET 4 expression support -- BlockExpression, non-ternary ConditionalExpression, ExpressionType.Assign

1.1.7

Installation: copy .dll files to visualizer folder as described here.

String-rendering library

• Fix broken parsing of item format in format strings -- https://codereview.stackexchange.com/a/215421/20416

Visualizer

• Bind title of window to name of formatter

1.1.6

Initial release.

Copy the .dll files into the visualizer folder as described here.