I have an array of structs stores as pointer + length and would like to print a deep field of each.

I can do it using .for and temporary registers:

.for (r $t0 = 0; @$t0 < @@c++(length); r $t0 = @$t0 + 1) { dx pointer[@$t0].a.b.c }

Is there some nicer way to do it using dx expressions? I know they have some LINQ capabilities, because they are described at MSDN and I can for example run:

dx Debugger.Utility.FileSystem.CurrentDirectory.Files.Select(x => x.Extension)

I am looking for an equivalent code for C/C++ objects, something like:

dx array(pointer, length).Select(x => x.a.b.c)

Having to write a small JS extension which works genetically and can be invoked with arbitrary pointer, size and lambda would also be an acceptable answer.