Example where [DebuggerDisplay(...)] attribute is useful?

Question

I am looking for a good concrete example where it is clearly desirable to override ToString() with something, but to use a [DebuggerDisplay(...)] custom attribute to display something else in the debugger?

Answer 1

Say, for example, a Node object for a binary tree.

The ToString() would merely want to display the payload for that node, while the DebuggerDisplay would probably also show which nodes it was pointing to.