Viewing arrays in the debugger?
Viewing arrays in the debugger?
- Subject: Viewing arrays in the debugger?
- From: Quinn Dunki <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 14:13:50 -0700
Hello, folks!
I'm new to XCode (coming from Visual Studio .NET on PCs), and I'm
stumped by something. If I have a pointer to what I know is an array of
objects, how do I view that array in the debugger?
Example:
MyClass *pArray = new MyClass[10];
XCode shows this as a pointer to one instance of MyClass (as debuggers
usually do):
|> pArray | <address> |
Clicking the flippy triangle merely dereferences the pointer once and
shows me the first instance in my array. But in .NET, I could do this
in an expressions window to see my array:
pArray,10
...which says to the debugger, "Trust me, I know there are 10 of those
in a row". Can XCode do something like this? For now, I'm manually
viewing my array entries by typing this into the Expressions Window:
pArray[0]
pArray[1]
...
Tedious, to say the least! I searched Google, the XCode docs, and this
list archive, to no avail. Any help would be appreciated!
Sandy
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