Faster Debug Log: Dump()
Debug.Log is an eventuality...
Every Unity3d project I tackle needs one or two temporary Debug.Log( problematicObject ) statements to calm my nerves. As a fan of brevity and Fluent Interface, I bring this extension method with me everywhere I code:
using UnityEngine;
public static class DebugExtensions
{
public static void Dump(this object me)
{
Debug.Log(me);
}
}Now all it takes to peer into your elusive object is a simple problematicObject.Dump().
Written by Brandon Catcho
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