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• From: mark <email@hidden>
• Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 08:08:46 +1200
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I have recently moved from CodeWarrior to XCode, and while the environment of XCode is quite nice for the most part, there are some glaring omissions. One thing which I have been quite unable to figure out how to do is to display an array within the debugger. In CodeWarrior, I could click on, say, a variable defined as a pointer to an integer. I could view this as hex, view this as decimal, OR view this pointer as an array... the debugger would show me a window with a list of array items if interpreting that pointer as the array ptr.

Is there ANY way to do this in XCode? It would be terribly inconvenient and slow to have to manually peek at each item offset from my pointer each time I want to examine an array's values.

Select View Variable As...
In window, a pointer/array will default as int *.
Change it to int [N]* where N is array size/amount you want to see
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