Re: Viewing array elements in Project Builder
Re: Viewing array elements in Project Builder
- Subject: Re: Viewing array elements in Project Builder
- From: zauhar <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 14:28:38 -0400
- Scubber-version: 1.7 (portal)
On Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at 01:55 PM, Ondra Cada wrote:
PB has nothing to do with that. Of course in gdb you always can do
p *(MyClass*)something
but in an object-oriented environment that would seldom help. Being
non-object-oriented, C++ profits from exactly that, though.
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Ondra Cada
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THANKS! That's what I wanted to be able to do. I've used gdb enough in
the past that I should have thought to try that.
Why do you imply that's not useful? It spills the contents of my object
like so:
(gdb) p *(MMAtom *)0x2924980
$4 = {
isa = 0xc6c8,
name = 0x24326c0,
defaultColor = 0x0,
currentColor = 0x0,
style = 0x0,
chemType = 0x0,
mol2Type = 0x2924a70,
charge = 0,
localID = 17,
globalID = 16,
inAggregate = 0x0,
inResidue = 0x2924880,
inSets = 0x0,
aggregateCoord = 0x29249d0,
globalCoord = 0x2924a50,
visible = 1 '\001',
selected = 1 '\001'
}
For example, I just discovered that "inSets" is nil, which is not right.
I would like it if PB would similarly report the contents of class like
this when I click on the arrow next to the variable name in the variable
window. Instead all I see is 'isa'. Is there some way to change the way
PB displays variables?
In any event, thanks for pointing this out.
Randy
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