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Re: Displaying fixed point in XCode debugger




On 28 Apr 2006, at 18:26, James Bucanek wrote:

Steve Mills wrote on Friday, April 28, 2006:

Chris Espinosa wrote:

Enter this into the Summary field:

{((float)($VAR) / ((Fixed) 0x00010000)))}

That's sure a PitA.

... to copy and paste this once? You probably spent more time sending your reply. ;)


Custom data formatters are associated with a type and stored globally. Once you've entered a custom formatter for a type or class, it is automatically applied to all instances of that type everywhere and forever. Data formatters are stored in your home folder (~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/ CustomDataViews/CustomDataViews.plist) so they persist across debugging sessions and projects.

I find data formatters to be a real pain - you type them in and they work for about half an hour and then don't work again until some time about 2 years later when they suddenly burst into life for another half hour for no apparent reason. They also don't work with C++ references so half the time you can't get to see values at all. What am I doing wrong?


Jerry

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