Smarter layout for nested class displays?

[Norbert Nemec]

Hi there,

first of all: thanks for the great work you did with DDD. It really is a great 
tool for debugging!

In the attachment, you find the display I get when observing one of my 
classes. Sure you can guess what I'm going to suggest:

Could the display of nested structs and classes get some more intelligence? 
Perhaps something like: Check for the length of a attribute name and the 
length of the contents (if unhidden) and display the contents below the name 
if a certain threshold is exceeded. (Indented so the nesting can still be 
recognised.)

Alternative would be to simply fold all nested structs and classes to display 
the contents below the name.

Of course, this only really matters for "unnamed attribute" as one could call 
the inherited class. They are named by the type name, and this - with 
C++-Template programming - can grow to arbitrary lenghs...

Ciao,
Nobbi

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