Configures how reflection-based expansion behaves - see also `df.ExpandColumns`. This (mutable, non-thread-safe) collection lets you specify custom expansion behavior for any type. This is a dictionary with types as keys and functions that implement the expansion as values. ## Example For example, say you have a type `MyPair` with propreties `Item1` of type `int` and `Item2` of type `string` (and perhaps other properties which makes the default behavior inappropriate). You can register custom expander as: Frame.CustomExpanders.Add(typeof<MyPair>, fun v -> let a = v :?> MyPair [ "First", typeof<int>, box a.Item1; "Second", typeof<string>, box a.Item2 ] :> seq<_> ) [category:Configuration]

Configures how reflection-based expansion behaves - see also `df.ExpandColumns`. This (mutable, non-thread-safe) collection specifies interfaces whose implementations should not be expanded. By default, this includes collections such as IList. [category:Configuration]

Configures how reflection-based expansion behaves - see also `df.ExpandColumns`. This (mutable, non-thread-safe) collection specifies additional primitive (but reference) types that should not be expaneded. By default, this includes DateTime, string, etc. [category:Configuration]