This article comes from LavaBlast Software Blog Wouldn't it be nice to be able to see a SubSonic collections while you are debugging, just like the DataSet debug visualizer? Because we often need such a tool to debug our SubSonic collections here at LavaBlast , I've created a small Visual Studio Debug Visualizer that you can use to see what your SubSonic collections contain. How does it work? While you are debugging, put a breakpoint somewhere and simply hover your mouse over a SubSonic collection variable. You should see something similar to the screenshot shown above. Once the tooltip has appeared...

SubSonic.Sugar is a Utility Class that is our attempt at refactoring the main Utility class that we've been using over the last year, and rather than keep it to ourselves, we thought "why not share with the lovely people". It's also tons of useful utility classes that we think you'll use a lot of. File Operations : Files.GetFileText(System.String) : Read a text file and obtain it's contents. Files.CreateToFile(System.String,System.String) : Creates or opens a file for writing and writes text to it. Files.UpdateFileText(System.String,System.String,System.String) : Update text within a file by replacing...