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Re: Conditional breakpoint on -retain
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Re: Conditional breakpoint on -retain


  • Subject: Re: Conditional breakpoint on -retain
  • From: James Bucanek <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 11:14:33 -0700

Christian Schneider wrote on Thursday, November 10, 2005:
>But the documentation says that I'd have complete access to all local
>variables in the conditional statement, so I'd have thought that [self
>isKindOfClass:[QTMovie class]] might be a valid statement.

"[self isKindOfClass:[QTMovie class]]" is not a "local variable". It's a method call (two, in fact). I find method and function calls iffy (at best) when used in conditional breakpoints.

You could try caching the value of whatever a QTMovie object's 'isa' member variable points to in a global somewhere, then set your condition to

    isa == gQTMovieClass

Besides, it would be about a hundred times faster.

--
James Bucanek
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