Using the new System.Json from 4.5 or the equivalent System.Json for 4.0 from Nuget how do you format the output so it is indented ans spaced in a more readable form?
So this
dynamic jsonObj = new JsonObject();
jsonObj.firstName = "John";
jsonObj.lastName = "Smith";
Debug.WriteLine((string)jsonObj.ToString());
Outputs this
{"firstName":"John","lastName":"Smith"}
When I want this
{
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Smith"
}
For future reference, the System.Json library in .NET 4.5 (And 4.5 only, not Silverlight) has the JsonSaveOptions enumerator, so you can call ToString(JsonSaveOptions.EnableIndent)
for pretty printed Json.
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