Routine viewing of specific values of a complex data structure in the debugger
Routine viewing of specific values of a complex data structure in the debugger
- Subject: Routine viewing of specific values of a complex data structure in the debugger
- From: John Clements <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 12:29:22 +1000
I am using a framework that has a very nice string class (QString). It
handles Unicode strings, and provides lots of handy utilities. Only
problem is that is awkward to monitor the current value of a QString in
the debugger. One solution is to type "theTitle.latin1()" into the
debugger's expression evaluator (where 'theTitle' is a QString - see
attachment). The other solution is to burrow down into the structure to
find the 'ascii' field of the string class. Both approaches are
awkward and time consuming during intensive debugging. Can anyone
suggest an XCode technique to simplify routine viewing of the value of
a specific field in a complex structure? Perhaps I need to sub-class
QString?
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Dr. John Clements
Axon Instruments
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