Debugger shows base as type

[Michelle Long]

The debugger shows a type as it's base type, at least with arrays:

class A; class B : A;

A[] As;

As ~= B;

Then A[0] is shown as an A.

In fact, it shows A then B inside A, something like

A
    B
    ...
...


I think it is more natural to have the most derived shown first 
AND if the parent has just one or two fields or three 
fields(possibly depending inversely on how many the child has, up 
to a max of 10, say) they are consumed by the child.

class A
{
int x;
}

class B : A
{
int y;
int z;
}

Would look like

B
   x
   y
   z

while currently it is like

A
    B
       y
       z
    x



If A had more then it would fall in to a sub tree.

It should always try to use the most derived type for the type 
since as programmers that is how we think about them.

This requires us digging down a hierarchy to find the types 
values that we generally want to know most about.