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Re: Name conflict in Expressions window
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Re: Name conflict in Expressions window


  • Subject: Re: Name conflict in Expressions window
  • From: "Jan E. Schotsman" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 13:40:53 -0400

Hello Jim,

>The way it is done now, you can create an expression in one frame, go
up on the stack, and create an expression with the same name in another
frame, and then compare the two.  This is useful for recursive
routines, for instance.

The needed bit to make this work well is a column in the Expressions
window giving the scope (i.e. stack level, and maybe file:lineno) for a
given expression.<

I hadn't thought of recursive routines yet.
This is a better solution indeed. I often add a 'level' parameter to
recursive routines solely for debugging purposes.

>I filed a radar on the Xcode Debugger asking for
this.<

Good, saves me from doing the same.

Jan.
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