How to print object's data into Unity debugger console?

I would like to click (just like in web browsers) in a console on the object and see what's inside it.
But in Unity, I can not view anything when I click on it. How to view what's inside it?

 

That's what the inspector is for when you click an object in the hierarchy. You can expose an object's data in the inspector by making public fields or use the Debug view to see any serializable private fields as well.

 

I know I can see data in the inspector when I make variables public or [SerializeField]. I also have debug mode activated.
You didn't understand me. I would like to see all properties inside Debugger just as it is in web browsers consoles.

 

If you click on the line in the console, it should select that object in the hierarchy and therefore also show it in the inspector, which is where you can use Debug mode to view its properties.

 

No.
What you're saying is just false.
Nothing happens.
When I click on the line in the console nothing happens.
When I double click it, code editor with my script is opening.

 

Here's how it works in web browser (firefox in my case).

I have declared an array variable called test with string items inside it. When I output test into the console I can easily see and access all the elements.

In Unity debugger, when I print the same variable into the console, I only see that it is an object.

Can't see what's inside it.

Can't extract data from it.

 

You need to break at a line in visual studio than use the watch

 

Well, the debugger is just a string parser, it won't show you something besides the thing you throw at it exactly. You should write some class yourself that handles that for you or look for some asset in the store, that might do that.

 

Thank you for this simple and wise answer.

 

For some objects, it doesn't work. The console prints error when I pass some objects into this methods.

Screenshot included.

 

You can probably use Newtonsoft to seriallize engine types, but like I said, put a breakpoint and watch the variable

 

This worked for me!

 

For those who use Newtonsoft asset https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/input-management/json-net-for-unity-11347

Code (CSharp):

1. public static string GetPrettyJson(string jsonString)
2.   {
3.       return JsonConvert.SerializeObject(JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(jsonString), Formatting.Indented);
4.   }

I dumped unity's json parser after realizing it parses decimals to 0