Bloom.Browser.OnGetTroubleShootingInformation C# (CSharp) Method

        public void OnGetTroubleShootingInformation(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Debug.Assert(!InvokeRequired);
            //we can imagine doing a lot more than this... the main thing I wanted was access to the <link> paths for stylesheets,
            //as those can be the cause of errors if Bloom is using the wrong version of some stylesheet, and it might not do that
            //on a developer/ support-person computer.
            var builder = new StringBuilder();

            foreach (string label in ErrorReport.Properties.Keys)
            {
                 builder.AppendLine(label + ": " + ErrorReport.Properties[label] + Environment.NewLine);
            }

            builder.AppendLine();

            using (var client = new WebClient())
            {
                builder.AppendLine(client.DownloadString(_url));
            }
            PortableClipboard.SetText(builder.ToString());

            // NOTE: it seems strange to call BeginInvoke to display the MessageBox. However, this
            // is necessary on Linux: this method gets called from the context menu which on Linux
            // is displayed by GTK (which has its own message loop). Calling MessageBox.Show
            // directly kind of works but has all kinds of side-effects like the message box not
            // properly updating and geckofx not properly working anymore. Displaying the message
            // box asynchronously lets us get out of the GTK message loop and displays it
            // properly on the SWF message loop. Technically this is only necessary on Linux, but
            // it doesn't hurt on Windows.
            BeginInvoke((Action) delegate() {
                MessageBox.Show("Debugging information has been placed on your clipboard. You can paste it into an email.");
            });
        }