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This extension point allows debuggers to present alternative logical structures of values. Often, complex data structures are more convenient to navigate in terms of their logical structure, rather than in terms of their implementation. For example, no matter how a list is implemented (linked, array, etc.), a user may simply want to see the elements in the list in terms of an ordered collection. This extension point allows the contribution of logical structure types, to provide translations from a raw implementation value to a logical value.
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