accessing debugger variables (via script) & customization
accessing debugger variables (via script) & customization
- Subject: accessing debugger variables (via script) & customization
- From: Jens Miltner <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 14:16:09 +0200
Hi everybody,
does anybody know how to get the following done:
I'd like to provide some contextual menu (or maybe just a script in the script menu) that would allow me to execute some script (AppleScript, shell, perl, whatever) that essentially executes some commands in the debugger console (e.g. call (void)$(val)->Dump() , where $(val) would be the variable name).
Can this be done via scripts? I guess AppleScript would be the most likely candidate to access the selected variable in the debugger's variable view pane, but I couldn't really find something in the dictionary that gave me an idea how to tackle the problem - Xcode's object model just seems to be massive |-:
Any ideas on how to get the currently selected variable (name and/or value) in the debugger would be welcome.
OTOH, if it's possible to write plugins, that would allow to extend the debugger functionality, I wouldn't mind writing a bit of code to do things...
Anything might help ;-)
Thanks,
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